Asian Utility Week 2016

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

31 May 2016 - 01 Jun 2016

We show utilities companies what they need to do to be ready for the new wave of competitors as the retail deregulation revolution moves across Asia.

Join more than 2,500 utilities specialists in Bangkok as they transition to a new energy paradigm.

Visitors to the exhibition have access to five free sessions as well as free live demos given by more than 150 international exhibitors. Register for your free expo pass today as there are only 7 weeks left until the start of Asian Utility Week!

Download the expo special brochure to view the latest innovations and solutions that will be showcased by the leading solution providers.

Join our startup competition!

Take the opportunity to make a 10-minute product pitch to a potential audience of 3,000 energy technology specialists in our Startup Competition. Your profile will be sent down to our publicity channels to over 10,000 energy technology specialists including smart grid leaders, energy investors, smart city planners, utility buyers and cleantech financiers-investors. You will also be offered a complementary desktop promotion space within the Startup Zone on the expo floor and free entrance to the strategic conferences and the senior-level networking opportunities including lunches, cocktails and the Innovators Awards dinner with utility VIPs (reserved for the overall winner).

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