Featured Trade Show
Official or authoritative source verified·Last updated 2026-07-24
Trade Show Details
EP Shanghai is a grid and industrial-power exhibition covering primary and secondary transmission and distribution equipment, transformers, low-voltage systems, generation equipment, instruments, dispatch and control, and intelligent operation and maintenance. Storage, hydrogen, microgrids, virtual power plants, data-centre power and digital-twin applications extend the programme into the architecture of new power systems without turning it into a general renewable-energy fair. Founded in 1986 and organised by the China Electricity Council, the 33rd edition marks the show’s 40-year development.
Buyer-first analysis for choosing the right show and understanding this edition in greater depth.
Power Supplier Verification
Build a system-led follow-up for voltage fit, interfaces, standards, testing, commissioning responsibility and service after EP Shanghai.
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Explore suppliers, products and solutions connected with Electric Power.
Explore suppliers, products and solutions connected with Energy Storage.
Explore suppliers, products and solutions connected with Power Distribution.
Explore suppliers, products and solutions connected with Smart Energy.
No. 2345 Longyang Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China
Indoor exhibition space
Opened to the public
World-class exhibitions annually
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Automechanika Shanghai 2026
Automechanika Shanghai runs on the same dates and can support a separate visit for buyers whose electrification work also includes vehicle components, service or workshop technology.
Why It Adds Value
Maintains a focused power-system route while adding an adjacent mobility supply-chain comparison when relevant.
