PhilEnergy 2021

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

08 Dec 2021 - 10 Dec 2021

This international platform will showcase the latest alternative energy solutions in the renewable energy, energy efficiency, electric and power, electric vehicle, and energy storage industries.We are exp ecting to connect and engage with over 300 international and local exhibiting companies and 10,000 highly-targeted visitors during the 3-day event.

PhilEnergy is co-located with Water Philippines, the country’s fastest-growing B2B event, presenting the best water technologies and solutions for water supply, sanitation, industrial wastewater, and purification.Apart from running the exhibition, we are also organizing over 50 high-level conferences and Technical seminars lead by industry leaders and experts.PhilEnergy 2021 is a part of the Energy and Utilities Series of Informa Markets.

It is also supported by the Renewable Energy Association of the Philippines (REAP), the Philippine Energy Efficiency Alliance (PE2), the Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers of the Philippines (IIEE), and the Electric Vehicle Association of the Philippines (eVAP).

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