The 2023 International Digital Energy Expo opened at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District yesterday, attracting nearly 2,000 domestic and foreign energy experts and representatives from electric power enterprises and internet companies to discuss the latest breakthroughs and future development trends in the field of digital energy.

The 2023 International Digital Energy Expo (IDEE) is now in full swing at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District and will run until July 2. Dr. Mario Haim, vice president of Schneider Electric, wants to take advantage of digital technologies to innovate the energy storage facilities such as the grid, and promote the sustainable, effective recycling of energy.

Getting back on the road after a cup of coffee with a fully charged electric vehicle (EV) will no longer be a pipe dream for Shenzhen residents.

The adoption of more renewable energy facilities in daily life like solar panels highlights the importance of sustainable grids, which can effectively manage challenging energy transmissions.