The 2023 Vietnam Solar Photovoltaic and Battery Energy Storage Exhibition (The SolarShow), exhibition time: July 12-July 13, 2023, exhibition location: Vietnam-Ho Chi Minh City-Vietnam Sky Exhibition Center, organizer: TerrapinnPte Ltd, Holding cycle: once a year, exhibition area: 15,000 square meters, exhibitors: 17,500 people, the number of exhibitors and participating brands reached 210.
Date：12-13 July 2023
Exhibition address:
Vietnam.Ho Chi Minh City
Sky Expo Vietnam internaitonal Convention Exhibition Center
Booth：Hall A1,D21
The SolarShow Vietnam Photovoltaic and Battery Energy Storage Exhibition has become a representative and comprehensive platform for all-round display of batteries with personalized exhibits, providing you with an ideal space to understand the new developments in the international battery market and develop the Vietnamese market.
Vietnam is concerned about the future of its energy sector as it expects to increase production by 100 gigawatts by 2030 and increase renewable energy generation tenfold. Solar energy is an important part of it.
With nearly 66% of rural residents, Vietnam is also stepping up its efforts to provide electricity to the entire population, both on and off grid, to increase electrification rates and prepare the country for growth.
Vietnam has obvious geographical advantages and excellent lighting conditions throughout the year, which is very suitable for installing photovoltaics. The Vietnamese government has many incentives for photovoltaic power generation projects. For example, it was announced earlier that Vietnam will exempt imported goods that constitute fixed assets of solar energy projects. The land occupied by solar power generation projects and power transmission and transformation projects can be exempted from land and water use fees and lease fees. It also stipulates that all electricity generated by grid-connected solar power stations will be purchased at high prices. On May 15, 2023, the Vietnamese government approved the eighth power development plan (PDP 8), planning to add 12.836GW of hotovoltaic projects by 2030.
