Even a global pandemic couldn’t put Wind Energy Asia off its stride, as visitors flocked to the event in person and virtually to find out what was new and to network at the largest, most international wind energy exhibition and forum in Taiwan.
At Wind Energy Asia, we are getting used to this: a mild pandemic in Taiwan, based on travel restrictions to enter the island including a 14-day quarantine, makes attendance from international players in-person extremely difficult to say the least. However, there are several factors that allowed for a strong event despite all this.
We rely on a large part of the wind industry having their Asian headquarters in Taiwan, enjoying strong intellectual property protection, a free market that is developing ahead of most other Asian markets like Japan, Korea or Vietnam, and which even in 2035 will still be much larger than any other.
