The 2025 Beijing International Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition opened from October 20 to 22, recognized as a key indicator and barometer of China’s wind power industry. This year’s theme is “Promoting Global Energy Transition, Working Together for Sustainable Development”. The conference aims to gather global experts in the wind power sector, nearly 1,000 enterprises from the entire industry chain, and over 100,000 professional attendees to engage in discussions about the future of wind energy, energy reforms, and sustainable development on Earth.
China’s new round of national contributions aims for a 7% to 10% reduction in net greenhouse gas emissions across the economy by 2035, striving to achieve even better results. The share of non-fossil energy consumption is expected to exceed 30% of total energy consumption, while the total installed capacity for wind and solar power is projected to reach more than 360 million kilowatts, which is over six times the capacity in 2020. Additionally, forest stock is set to exceed 24 billion cubic meters, new energy vehicles will become the mainstream in new vehicle sales, and a national carbon emission trading market will cover major high-emission industries, contributing to a climate-resilient society.
This conference has invited representatives from various countries and experts from around the world to discuss the direction of wind power development. Experts from institutions such as the World Economic Forum (WEF) and the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) will provide cutting-edge insights. Leaders from major domestic and international wind power companies will come together to share their strategic plans and innovative practices. Thousands of elites from the global wind power field will interact to outline new pathways for wind power development.
Exhibitors at this year’s conference come from over 20 countries and regions, with nearly 1,000 participating companies showcasing the latest technologies and achievements across the global wind power supply chain, including complete machines, core components, and rapidly developing sectors such as energy storage and hydrogen energy. This truly reflects a comprehensive coverage of the “entire industry chain”.
Moreover, professional visitors from 53 countries and regions will be present to gain in-depth knowledge of the latest technologies and achievements throughout the entire wind power industry chain. As one of the most popular and influential events at CWP, the “Innovation Theater” has confirmed that several well-known domestic and international companies will unveil their important new products for the year. These products and technologies, which embody the latest research and development achievements, are set to lead the next wave of technological trends.
The opening ceremony of CWP 2025 emphasizes strengthening global cooperation and features a series of forums focused on global technological and economic hotspots, showcasing the enormous potential generated by the integration of the wind power industry with emerging fields. During the opening ceremony, the Wind Energy Beijing Declaration 2.0 was prominently released. This declaration aims to unify the consensus and strength of the global wind power industry, instill firm confidence in industrial investment and technological innovation, and propose clear and robust action paths to tackle climate change and implement a new round of national climate goals represented by the 2035 National Contributions.
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