The wind power industry, as the core engine of green energy,
stands at a crossroads that will determine the future energy landscape.
How can the resilience of the industrial chain be enhanced?
How can global market barriers be dismantled?
These questions of our time
urge an industry gathering that pools wisdom
and connects the world to provide answers.
20–22 October
The Beijing International Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition (CWP2025)
— hailed as the ‘barometer’ and ‘bellwether’ of China's wind power sector —
will grandly commence at the China International Exhibition Centre (Shunyi Hall), Beijing.
This conference, themed ‘Advancing the Global Energy Transition, Collaborating for Sustainable Development,’ will bring together global wind power experts, nearly a thousand enterprises across the entire industry chain, and over 100,000 professional attendees. Together, they will initiate a summit dialogue on the future of wind power, energy transformation, and the sustainable development of our planet.
At this exhibition, Ausun Technology will make a striking appearance with its core product range, including carbon fibre pultruded panels and carbon fibre woven fabrics, comprehensively showcasing the company's innovative achievements and industrial capabilities to a wide audience of clients and partners. These products represent not only the culmination of Ausun Technology's years of technological research and development, but also form a solid foundation for its future advancement.
We look forward to collaborating with global industry partners to spark innovation through intellectual exchange, gain insights into emerging trends through exhibition displays, and co-create value through mutual cooperation. Together, we shall advance the global energy transition and contribute to building a more sustainable and greener future!
20–22 October
AusTech looks forward to welcoming you to Beijing
for this premier global gathering of the wind power industry
where we shall explore cutting-edge technologies and innovation trends within the wind energy sector
