Direct Participation in the Green Energy Expo will be held in Canada from April 29, 2025. This event will focus on high-performance solar energy products and solutions, including solar photovoltaic systems, solar energy management processes, and various components such as inverters and power distribution systems.
The expo will address the need for clear policies to support the advancement of the solar energy industry. According to the Canadian government’s plans, by 2030, renewable energy generation, particularly solar power, is expected to account for over 30% of the energy mix. This growth is driven by increasing demand in the market and advancements in technology.
In 2025, Canada is projected to add more than 3GW of new solar capacity, positioning itself as a leading player in the global renewable energy market. The event will showcase the latest in solar technology, including high-efficiency solar panels and battery storage solutions.
During the expo, various leading companies will present their innovations, including cutting-edge solar cells and modules. The emphasis will be on improving efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing the overall performance of solar technologies.
The Green Energy Expo aims to gather industry experts and stakeholders to discuss trends, challenges, and opportunities in the renewable energy sector. It will feature keynote speeches, panel discussions, and networking opportunities to foster collaboration among participants.
As part of the expo, Canada’s solar market is expected to attract significant investments and partnerships, further enhancing its capabilities in renewable energy production. The event will highlight the importance of adopting sustainable practices and advancing the transition towards a greener economy.
For more information about participation and registration, please visit the official expo website.
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