ASEAN Wind Energy 2023: a platform for the global wind energy industry

The ASEAN Wind Energy 2023 Conference and Exhibition will be held on October 30-31 in Ho Chi Minh City, bringing together more than 600 energy experts to discuss the latest trends and business opportunities in the wind energy sector.

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ASEAN Wind Energy 2023 is an international conference and exhibition to be held on October 30-31, 2023 at the Adora Center in Ho Chi Minh City.

Networking and building long-term business relationships

This event aims to provide a unique platform for leading wind farm operatorsTurbine manufacturers, investors and financiers, legal and consulting firms, component and construction manufacturers, logistics and ports, wind technology solution providers for logistics and grid operations, to network and build long-term business relationships.

More than 600 C-level energy experts, ministers, CEOs and policy makers are expected to attend the event. The conference will discuss and showcase the latest trends, technologies and business opportunities in the wind energy sector, while the exhibition will host thousands of clean energy companies and over 8,000 highly targeted visitors.

ASEAN Wind Energy, the best international business platform for wind energy in the region

The ASEAN region has seen significant growth in the wind power market since 2017, with countries such as Vietnam, Thailand, and the Philippines leading the way. According to the International Renewable Energy Agency, the region had a cumulative installed wind capacity of 8.5 GW at the end of 2020, with a projected capacity of 35 GW by 2030 if current policies and targets are met.

ASEAN Wind Energy is the best choice to get involved in wind energy in the region. With four successful wind events in Vietnam, ASEAN Wind Energy 2023 is an international business platform with leading industry figures sharing valuable information on new project progress and emerging opportunities.

In addition to the strategy conference, ASEAN Wind Energy 2023 will also host the ASEAN Wind Energy Exhibition and the Offshore WindTech Summit. The Wind Future Awards ceremony will also take place during the event, recognizing companies for their outstanding products and business performance in the wind energy sector.

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