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According to Inner Mongolia Daily, on October 12, the 2026 World Conference on New Energy and New Materials opened in Ordos. The conference, with the theme of “Multiple Collaboration and Multiple Energy Complementarity to Co-create a New Global Energy Ecosystem”, brought together academicians and experts from home and abroad, and attracted more than 300 companies and 8,000 guests to participate in the exhibition to jointly explore the path of green energy transformation and help accelerate the development of new quality productivity. At the same time, the conference held the World New Energy and New Materials Exhibition. The exhibition area was 30,000 square meters, and eight major exhibition areas were set up for central state-owned enterprises, wind energy, solar photovoltaics, hydrogen energy, energy storage, new energy vehicles, new coal-based materials, and artificial intelligence+energy. The exhibition focuses on the five major industrial chains of wind, light, hydrogen, storage, and vehicles and new coal-based materials, and showcased cutting-edge achievements from silicon-carbon anodes to long-term energy storage, and from zero-carbon parks to smart grids.
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According to Inner Mongolia Daily, on October 12, the 2026 World Conference on New Energy and New Materials opened in Ordos. The conference, with the theme of “Multiple Collaboration and Multiple Energy Complementarity to Co-create a New Global Energy Ecosystem”, brought together academicians and experts from home and abroad, and attracted more than 300 companies and 8,000 guests to participate in the exhibition to jointly explore the path of green energy transformation and help accelerate the development of new quality productivity. At the same time, the conference held the World New Energy and New Materials Exhibition. The exhibition area was 30,000 square meters, and eight major exhibition areas were set up for central state-owned enterprises, wind energy, solar photovoltaics, hydrogen energy, energy storage, new energy vehicles, new coal-based materials, and artificial intelligence+energy. The exhibition focuses on the five major industrial chains of wind, light, hydrogen, storage, and vehicles and new coal-based materials, and showcased cutting-edge achievements from silicon-carbon anodes to long-term energy storage, and from zero-carbon parks to smart grids.
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