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Exhibition Hall Layout Revealed | W1：Chasing the "renewable energy", embracing the "green energy", and expanding cooperation

China Wind Power 2024 (CWP2024), the world's largest and most influential wind energy professional exhibition event, will be held from October 16th to 18th at the China International Exhibition Center in Beijing (Shunyi Hall).

CWP2024 continues to expand in scale, with the first-time use of seven exhibition halls covering an exhibition area of 100,000 square meters. The number of registered exhibitors is expected to exceed 1,000, covering the entire wind power industry chain. This year's exhibition layout is diversified and comprehensive, with each exhibition hall featuring wind turbine manufacturers or key companies along the industry chain.

International exhibition pavilions have expanded from one hall last year to two halls this year, namely W1 and E1 halls. More countries are participating, and the exhibition area is larger. The recruitment of exhibitors from Germany, Denmark, Norway, and the Netherlands, who have been participating in group exhibitions for several years, is progressing in an orderly manner, with industry leaders and champion enterprises in individual fields among them. The UK is also actively preparing and will appear in the form of a team once again.

At the same time, many internationally renowned companies are participating in CWP2024, including but not limited to:

（The exhibitor list is continuously updated, and the above rankings are not in any particular order.）

The "Energy Storage and Hydrogen Energy Theme Exhibition" area, grandly launched in Hall W1, continues to focus on new energy storage, green hydrogen, low-carbonization of traditional energy, and the synergistic development of wind and solar hydrogen integrated applications and other emerging ecological systems and innovative application scenarios.

For seventeen years, CWP has actively responded to national policies, committed to strengthening international cooperation, inspiring new productivity, constructing a new power system, and promoting the process of new industrialization.