SMART ENERGY WEEK [Spring] 2027

SMART ENERGY WEEK [Spring] 2027 is a three-day international renewable energy exhibition taking place from 24 to 26 March 2027 at Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan. Organised by RX Japan, the event brings together renewable energy technology providers, energy companies, manufacturers, utilities, engineering firms, government bodies, and other industry professionals. The 2027 edition is expected to feature 1,600 exhibitors, 65,000 visitors and around 200 conference sessions, including exhibitors and visitors from overseas.

Purpose and Objectives

The exhibition aims to accelerate the development and commercial adoption of renewable energy technologies by connecting technology providers with industry decision-makers. It covers the technologies needed for the energy transition, from hydrogen and solar power to batteries, smart grids, wind, biomass and zero-emission thermal power.

Key Activities

SMART ENERGY WEEK [Spring] combines a large-scale exhibition with conferences, seminars, networking and technology showcases. The event incorporates seven specialised exhibitions covering hydrogen and fuel cells, photovoltaics, rechargeable batteries, smart grids, wind power, biomass and next-generation thermal power, alongside special exhibit areas and concurrent sustainability events.

You’ll explore

• Hydrogen production, storage, transport and fuel cells
• Solar power and next-generation photovoltaic technologies
• Batteries, energy storage and recycling
• Smart grids, VPPs, demand response and EV charging
• Wind power, including offshore and floating wind
• Biomass and zero-emission thermal power

Significance

SMART ENERGY WEEK is significant because it brings multiple renewable energy technology markets together in one major business platform. Its specialised exhibition structure allows participants to examine technologies across generation, storage, grid management and industrial applications while connecting directly with potential customers, suppliers and partners.

Expected Outcomes

Participants can expect exposure to new energy technologies, market developments, industry expertise and potential business partners. The event is designed to support technology discovery, commercial relationships, procurement, investment discussions and collaboration across the renewable energy value chain.