Power Uzbekistan 2027 marks the 20th anniversary of this premier international exhibition, focusing on energy, energy saving, nuclear, and alternative energy sources. It stands as a critical platform for industry professionals, government ministries, manufacturers, and consumers across Uzbekistan and Central Asia. The event fosters collaboration, drives innovation, and showcases the latest advancements and trends in the energy landscape, making it an integral part of the Uzbekistan Energy Week. For exhibitors, it's an unparalleled opportunity to present products and services, build local and international relationships, expand sales, and find distributors. Professional buyers will discover a wide array of cutting-edge technologies, stay abreast of market trends, and engage in direct dialogue with energy sector visionaries and government representatives. This exhibition is essential for exploring new investment opportunities and gaining insights into Uzbekistan's rapidly growing energy market, particularly in renewable energy and smart grids.
Highlights
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Central Asian Energy Hub
A premier international exhibition in Uzbekistan and Central Asia, celebrating its 20th anniversary as part of the Uzbekistan Energy Week.
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Strong Industry Engagement
Attracts thousands of visitors (14,752 in 2024) and over 100 exhibitors, facilitating new contacts and business connections.
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Comprehensive Business Program
Features high-level conferences, trend reports, contract signings, and B2G/B2B meetings, including the Uzbekistan Energy Forum.
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Diverse Energy Solutions
Showcases a wide range of products in Energy & Electrical Equipment and Renewable Energy, including nuclear and alternative sources.
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It is the 20th anniversary international exhibition dedicated to the energy sector, including energy, energy saving, nuclear energy, and alternative energy sources, held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
The primary organizer is Iteca Exhibitions, a leading exhibition organizer in Uzbekistan, with official support from the Ministry of Energy and Uzatom Agency.
The core sectors are Energy & Electrical Equipment (e.g., generators, cables, automation) and Renewable Energy & Energy Saving (e.g., solar, wind, nuclear, green technologies).
The exhibition targets industry professionals, government officials, manufacturers, consumers, decision-makers, and procurement managers seeking energy solutions and investment opportunities.
It provides a platform for contract signings, B2G/B2B meetings, high-level conferences, and direct dialogue with industry leaders and government representatives, as part of Uzbekistan Energy Week.
