The 21st ASEW 2025 (hereinafter referred to as the Thailand New Energy Exhibition) will be held from July 2 to 4 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. It is hosted by UBM Asia (Thailand) and is held once a year. Other concurrent events include the Thailand Solar Photovoltaic Exhibition RENEWABLE ENERGY, the Thailand Bangkok Water Treatment Exhibition THAI WATER, and the Thailand International Pumps, Valves and Pipeline Exhibition Pumps & Valves Asia.
Exhibition Review
The 2023 Thailand New Energy Exhibition ASEW attracted more than 350 companies from 62 countries and regions including China, India, the United States, Japan, Germany, Singapore, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, Australia, etc., and more than 25,003 exhibitors came to visit and negotiate from 45 different countries and regions. The last Thailand New Energy Exhibition ASEW received very good feedback, and both exhibitors and visitors responded positively. The on-site reorder rate exceeded 50%. The Thailand New Energy Exhibition ASEW has developed into an important platform for meetings between investors and buyers in the energy and electric vehicle industries. The 2024 Technology and Innovation Exhibition is expected to have more than 1,500 world-class brands exhibiting in renewable energy, energy efficiency, environmental solutions and electric vehicle technology. It will span a vast area of more than 20,000 square meters, including major national pavilions. The 2024 Thailand New Energy Exhibition ASEW Pavilion has expanded from 2 pavilions to 4 pavilions.
market background
Solar rooftop adopters will receive tax breaks. A new tax reduction program for households that install rooftop solar panels is expected to be completed by mid-year to reduce electricity bills and carbon dioxide emissions, the Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency (DEDE) said, according to the Bangkok Post on May 17. The director of the ministry said that any household that purchases solar panels with a power generation capacity of less than 10 kilowatts and a price of less than 200,000 baht can participate in the program, and the calculation of the tax reduction will be determined by the tax bureau. He said that DEDE expects 90,000 households to participate in the program this year and next year. The program requires a budget of 20.2 billion baht and can reduce electricity consumption by 585 million kilowatt-hours per year.