Energy Taiwan & Net-Zero Taiwan 2025 to spotlight RE and carbon solutions

Main themes include solar, wind, smart storage, and emerging power.

The Energy Taiwan and Net-Zero Taiwan exhibitions will return this October, bringing together global leaders and innovators to present the latest renewable energy and carbon reduction technologies.

Organised by TAITRA and the Green Energy and Sustainability Alliance (GESA) under SEMI, Energy Taiwan & Net-Zero Taiwan 2025 will be held from 29 to 31 October 2025 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1 (TaiNEX 1).

The exhibitions will spotlight Taiwan’s growing role in the global energy transition and its drive toward a net-zero future.

Expanding across both the first and fourth floors of TaiNEX 1, the 2025 exhibitions will bring together leading enterprises and organisations from across the renewable energy supply chain, offering a comprehensive showcase of technologies, services, and solutions driving sustainable development.

Energy Taiwan 2025 will feature four main exhibition zones: Photovoltaics (PV), Wind Energy, Smart Storage, and Emerging Power

Exhibitors include top industry players such as Taiwan Solar Energy Corporation (TSEC), Motech Industries, Synera Renewable Energy, Ørsted A/S, CI Wind Power Development Taiwan, TÜV Rheinland, HD Renewable Energy, Ampower, and Bloom Energy, among others.

Meanwhile, Net-Zero Taiwan 2025 will feature expanded focuses on carbon management and applications, deep energy saving, circular economy, renewable energy trading, green finance, climate technology, and green-collar talent development.

Exhibitors will present cross-sector carbon reduction and sustainability solutions — spanning energy-efficient architecture, carbon footprint management, natural carbon sinks, and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

Participants include organisations under the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Taiwan Power Company, Taiwan Energy Service Association, and leading enterprises such as Intelligent Cloud Plus, Delta Electronics, Formosa Smart Energy, and J&V Energy.

Following the success of the Carbon Academy at last year’s event, the 2025 exhibitions will introduce an upgraded Energy Lab, focusing on energy governance, policy, and transition strategies.

The forum will gather policy advisors, technology experts, and industry practitioners to share real-world insights and practical approaches for businesses navigating the green transformation.

For more information, visit https://www.energytaiwan.com.tw/en/.