WBE 2025: International Battery and Energy Storage Expo in Guangzhou
WBE 2025
Duration
August 8–10, 2025
Location
Guangzhou
Topic
Energy and Renewable Energy
Key Information about WBE 2025
General Information
Over 2,000 exhibitors, 165,000 sqm of exhibition space
WBE 2025 will be held at the China Import & Export Fair Complex in Guangzhou, occupying over 165,000 square meters across several exhibition halls. More than 2,000 exhibitors and 200,000 professional visitors are expected to participate, making it one of the largest gatherings of the battery and energy storage community worldwide.
The show will feature large-scale thematic zones dedicated to energy storage systems (ESS), e-mobility batteries, battery recycling, grid-level applications, and next-generation materials. The event includes over 40 concurrent forums, including: “Asia Energy Storage Summit”, “Hydrogen Economy Integration”, and “High-Speed Charging Infrastructure 2025”. Visitors will also benefit from a matchmaking platform designed for pre-scheduled B2B meetings.
This year, the exhibition will include an international startup zone where innovative companies will pitch solutions in battery intelligence (BMS), digital twins for battery factories, lightweight composites for EV packs, and safety-enhancing materials. Delegations from Germany, Israel, Japan, and Canada will showcase cutting-edge solutions with a focus on global collaboration and export growth.
WBE’s strategic value lies in connecting industry players with policy influencers and procurement decision-makers, particularly in the context of China’s Dual Carbon Goals and the transition to clean mobility. The event has also partnered with national battery clusters across Guangdong, Hunan, and Sichuan to highlight local production ecosystems and facilitate international joint ventures.
The show will feature large-scale thematic zones dedicated to energy storage systems (ESS), e-mobility batteries, battery recycling, grid-level applications, and next-generation materials. The event includes over 40 concurrent forums, including: “Asia Energy Storage Summit”, “Hydrogen Economy Integration”, and “High-Speed Charging Infrastructure 2025”. Visitors will also benefit from a matchmaking platform designed for pre-scheduled B2B meetings.
This year, the exhibition will include an international startup zone where innovative companies will pitch solutions in battery intelligence (BMS), digital twins for battery factories, lightweight composites for EV packs, and safety-enhancing materials. Delegations from Germany, Israel, Japan, and Canada will showcase cutting-edge solutions with a focus on global collaboration and export growth.
WBE’s strategic value lies in connecting industry players with policy influencers and procurement decision-makers, particularly in the context of China’s Dual Carbon Goals and the transition to clean mobility. The event has also partnered with national battery clusters across Guangdong, Hunan, and Sichuan to highlight local production ecosystems and facilitate international joint ventures.
Themes
Batteries, ESS, lithium-ion and LFP chemistry, hydrogen, e-mobility, recycling, and power infrastructure
WBE 2025 will highlight technologies that support the full lifecycle of battery development and deployment: raw materials, cell manufacturing, battery modules and packs, energy storage systems for residential, commercial, and utility-scale use, and advanced recycling solutions.
Key subtopics include solid-state batteries, sodium-ion alternatives, battery-as-a-service (BaaS) models, and smart battery management systems (BMS) for grid integration and e-mobility. Lithium iron phosphate (LFP) and NMC cell chemistries will be analyzed across performance, cost, and safety criteria. Advanced fire prevention solutions and automated cooling systems will also be demonstrated.
The hydrogen segment will feature both PEM and alkaline fuel cells, hydrogen production equipment, onboard tanks, and modular systems for telecom, transportation, and off-grid energy. Innovations in electrolyzer efficiency, storage materials, and hybrid setups integrating PV, ESS, and hydrogen will be at the forefront.
A new track will focus on charging infrastructure: AC and DC fast charging stations, software for energy balancing, V2G (Vehicle to Grid) integration, and multi-standard chargers (GB/T, CCS2, CHAdeMO). Exhibits will range from 7kW home chargers to 480kW commercial rapid charging stations, complete with cloud-based control interfaces.
Sustainability will be emphasized through closed-loop battery recycling processes, second-life applications, and emissions reduction in battery production. Visitors can explore ESG-certified supply chains, energy-efficient factory systems, and automated quality control powered by AI and machine vision.
Key subtopics include solid-state batteries, sodium-ion alternatives, battery-as-a-service (BaaS) models, and smart battery management systems (BMS) for grid integration and e-mobility. Lithium iron phosphate (LFP) and NMC cell chemistries will be analyzed across performance, cost, and safety criteria. Advanced fire prevention solutions and automated cooling systems will also be demonstrated.
The hydrogen segment will feature both PEM and alkaline fuel cells, hydrogen production equipment, onboard tanks, and modular systems for telecom, transportation, and off-grid energy. Innovations in electrolyzer efficiency, storage materials, and hybrid setups integrating PV, ESS, and hydrogen will be at the forefront.
A new track will focus on charging infrastructure: AC and DC fast charging stations, software for energy balancing, V2G (Vehicle to Grid) integration, and multi-standard chargers (GB/T, CCS2, CHAdeMO). Exhibits will range from 7kW home chargers to 480kW commercial rapid charging stations, complete with cloud-based control interfaces.
Sustainability will be emphasized through closed-loop battery recycling processes, second-life applications, and emissions reduction in battery production. Visitors can explore ESG-certified supply chains, energy-efficient factory systems, and automated quality control powered by AI and machine vision.
Participants
Global battery OEMs, material suppliers, system integrators, investors, research institutions
WBE 2025 attracts a broad spectrum of participants across the battery value chain. Major exhibitors include CATL, BYD, Panasonic, LG Energy Solution, EVE Energy, Samsung SDI, and Envision AESC. Beyond OEMs, the show will feature component suppliers, such as manufacturers of cathode/anode materials, electrolytes, separators, and BMS components.
Automation providers specializing in laser welding, electrolyte filling, pouch sealing, and robotic pack assembly will display live demonstrations on-site. These production solutions will be particularly useful for visitors from battery gigafactories and contract manufacturing operations.
Academic institutions and national labs will present cutting-edge R&D in the form of posters, simulation tools, and prototype batteries. Attendees can interact with university teams behind some of the latest advancements in solid electrolytes, 3D-printed electrodes, and advanced lifecycle testing methods.
Financial institutions and venture capital groups will also be present, seeking to invest in promising startups or fund expansion of scale-up-stage manufacturing. WBE’s investor forum will host over 100 curated pitch sessions.
Country-specific pavilions will foster international cooperation, and buyer delegations from Southeast Asia, MENA, and Latin America will join for sourcing and procurement discussions. China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology will also send representatives to align industrial development goals.
Automation providers specializing in laser welding, electrolyte filling, pouch sealing, and robotic pack assembly will display live demonstrations on-site. These production solutions will be particularly useful for visitors from battery gigafactories and contract manufacturing operations.
Academic institutions and national labs will present cutting-edge R&D in the form of posters, simulation tools, and prototype batteries. Attendees can interact with university teams behind some of the latest advancements in solid electrolytes, 3D-printed electrodes, and advanced lifecycle testing methods.
Financial institutions and venture capital groups will also be present, seeking to invest in promising startups or fund expansion of scale-up-stage manufacturing. WBE’s investor forum will host over 100 curated pitch sessions.
Country-specific pavilions will foster international cooperation, and buyer delegations from Southeast Asia, MENA, and Latin America will join for sourcing and procurement discussions. China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology will also send representatives to align industrial development goals.
Exhibits
Battery packs, energy storage systems, hydrogen fuel cells, chargers, battery manufacturing machinery
WBE 2025 will offer an unparalleled view of the battery and energy storage universe. Exhibits will include everything from lithium-ion cell production lines to utility-scale ESS container solutions. Visitors can explore a full lineup of residential storage systems, modular racks for commercial buildings, and grid-level battery stations co-located with wind and solar farms.
Live factory replicas will display how lithium-ion batteries are assembled, tested, and deployed at scale. Highlights include solid-state battery samples, sodium-ion packs, and high-voltage EV batteries with 800V fast-charging architecture.
Hydrogen exhibits will present complete fuel cell stacks, onboard tanks, hybrid propulsion modules, electrolyzers, and hydrogen refueling stations. The hydrogen zone will show prototypes of fuel cell vehicles and scalable energy supply chains for industrial use.
Battery manufacturing equipment on display will include coating and calendaring lines, laser welding systems, X-ray and end-of-line testers, formation and aging systems, and software for smart factory automation. Multiple companies will also launch AI-powered QC systems and energy recovery solutions.
The charging infrastructure section will showcase home and commercial chargers, smart load-balancing systems, solar-charging hybrids, and mobile charging platforms. Companies will demo payment integration, user apps, cloud diagnostics, and fleet charging management systems.
Visitors can interact with IoT-enabled dashboards for real-time monitoring of battery health, charging cycles, thermal conditions, and more. Recycling companies will showcase disassembly automation, lithium recovery processes, and second-life battery platforms for low-voltage grids and emergency backup.
Live factory replicas will display how lithium-ion batteries are assembled, tested, and deployed at scale. Highlights include solid-state battery samples, sodium-ion packs, and high-voltage EV batteries with 800V fast-charging architecture.
Hydrogen exhibits will present complete fuel cell stacks, onboard tanks, hybrid propulsion modules, electrolyzers, and hydrogen refueling stations. The hydrogen zone will show prototypes of fuel cell vehicles and scalable energy supply chains for industrial use.
Battery manufacturing equipment on display will include coating and calendaring lines, laser welding systems, X-ray and end-of-line testers, formation and aging systems, and software for smart factory automation. Multiple companies will also launch AI-powered QC systems and energy recovery solutions.
The charging infrastructure section will showcase home and commercial chargers, smart load-balancing systems, solar-charging hybrids, and mobile charging platforms. Companies will demo payment integration, user apps, cloud diagnostics, and fleet charging management systems.
Visitors can interact with IoT-enabled dashboards for real-time monitoring of battery health, charging cycles, thermal conditions, and more. Recycling companies will showcase disassembly automation, lithium recovery processes, and second-life battery platforms for low-voltage grids and emergency backup.
Venue
China Import & Export Fair Complex (Pazhou), Guangzhou
One of Asia’s largest and best-equipped exhibition venues, the China Import & Export Fair Complex in Pazhou, Guangzhou offers unmatched convenience, scale, and service quality. The complex includes interconnected exhibition halls, full-scale logistics, customs support, and nearby hotel infrastructure. Its strategic location in southern China, close to Hong Kong and Shenzhen, facilitates access for international exhibitors and buyers alike.
The venue is highly suited to heavy equipment demos, large-scale pavilions, and multi-track summits. It supports large-volume electricity for running battery production systems, rapid prototyping machines, and heavy EV components under load.
The venue is highly suited to heavy equipment demos, large-scale pavilions, and multi-track summits. It supports large-volume electricity for running battery production systems, rapid prototyping machines, and heavy EV components under load.
Organizer
Guangzhou Honest Exhibition Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Honest Exhibition Co., Ltd. is a highly experienced event organizer known for producing large-scale, high-quality exhibitions across energy, electronics, and environmental sectors. As the host of WBE, the company works closely with national associations, research labs, and major enterprises to ensure the event delivers ROI for exhibitors and actionable value for visitors.
They also manage delegations, offer language and logistics support for overseas attendees, and help exhibitors with local compliance and promotion. Their proven ability to manage complex trade show operations in China makes WBE one of the most trusted and effective events in the energy storage ecosystem.
They also manage delegations, offer language and logistics support for overseas attendees, and help exhibitors with local compliance and promotion. Their proven ability to manage complex trade show operations in China makes WBE one of the most trusted and effective events in the energy storage ecosystem.
Organizer’s website