Powergen Indonesia 2022

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

17 Mar 2022 - 19 Mar 2022

It is the ASEAN’s Most Important Renewable Energy Event and will be held in 17-19 March, 2022 at JIExpo Kemayoran, Jakarta – Indonesia.

This event will be co-locating with other important events such as Solartech Indonesia, Inalight Indonesia, Smarthome+City Indonesua, Inatronics, and others. 

The Indonesia’s Leading Industrial Power Generation and Renewable Energy Exhibition is back for its 4th edition at JIExpo Kemayoran Jakarta from 17 – 19 March 2022. Since its inauguration back in 1st edition, this event has had a positive impact on the country’s development as a vital business to business exhibition, bringing together key decision-makers and buyers in the industry.

PowerGen and Renewable Energy Indonesia will be held together with Solartech Indonesia, Hydrotech Indonesia and Bioenergy Indonesia as Indonesia’s most comprehensive exhibition for solar power,  hydro power, bioenergy, biomass, wind power and other related for renewable energy.

PowerGen and Renewable Energy Indonesia 2019 in Numbers:

  • 628 companies represented from 23 countries
  • 137 trade attendees from over 30 countries
  • Total area: 13,500 sqm
  • 90% of the visitors showed great satisfication of joining Smart Home+City Indonesia 2019
  • 22 Presentations at technical seminars

Contact us for further info at: info@gem-indonesia.net
 

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