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Busan to Host 2026 Environment & Energy Tech (ENTECH)

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Busan Metropolitan City, led by Mayor Chun Jae-soo, will host 2026 Environment & Energy Tech (ENTECH 2026), Korea’s leading green business exhibition, for three days from September 16 to 18 at BEXCO Exhibition Center 1.

Marking its 20th edition this year, the event is hosted by Busan Metropolitan City and the Kookje Daily News and organized by BEXCO, Today Energy, and the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA). It will feature exhibitions, export and domestic business consultation meetings, business programs, and side events.

In particular, this year’s event will be held at BEXCO Exhibition Center 1 as the Environment & Energy Hall of the 2026 World Climate Industry Expo, Korea’s flagship international event in the climate and energy sectors.

The exhibition will feature 477 booths operated by 197 companies from Korea and abroad and will consist of the Environmental Industry Hall, Green Energy Hall, and Power Generation Hall.

A total of 183 Korean companies will participate, along with 14 companies from three countries, including Vietnam, Indonesia, and South Africa.

Export and domestic business consultation meetings will also be held to help participating companies expand their sales channels in Korea and overseas.

The export consultation program will consist of the KOTRA Export Consultation Meeting and the ENTECH Asia Export Consultation Meeting. The KOTRA Export Consultation Meeting, Korea’s largest business consultation event in the environmental and energy sectors, will bring together buyers from around the world, including Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, while the ENTECH Asia Export Consultation Meeting will feature buyers from Asian countries including China, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Thailand.

The domestic business consultation program will include sales consultation meetings, private venture capital investment consultations, and purchasing consultation meetings with power generation companies to support companies seeking entry into the public procurement market and expansion of their domestic sales channels.

A variety of business programs will also be offered to share the latest technology and policy trends and promote exchanges between participating companies and buyers.

Major programs will include technology presentations, guided group exhibition tours, industrial tours for overseas buyers, and professional seminars.

The technology presentations will introduce the latest products and new technologies from 15 participating companies and support the discovery of new business opportunities and networking.

The professional seminar program will consist of 15 sessions, including the ENTECH 20th Anniversary Carbon Neutrality and Energy Transition Forum, the Nuclear Power and Clean Hydrogen Industry Development Forum, and a KEC-based technology seminar. Approximately 1,200 participants are expected to share the latest technology and policy trends and continue exchanges and technological cooperation among relevant institutions and companies.

A variety of hands-on programs and events will also be available for visitors during the exhibition period.

These will include exhibitions and hands-on experiences featuring green-certified products, upcycling activities using discarded materials, a stamp tour, and prize drawings.

More information about the event is available on the official ENTECH website at www.entechkorea.net. Information is also available through the event’s official social media channels, including its blog, Instagram, and YouTube.

Shim Jae-min, Assistant Mayor of Environment and Water Policy Office, said, “As this year’s Environment & Energy Tech is being held in conjunction with the World Climate Industry Expo, a leading international event in the climate and energy sectors, we expect it to provide a meaningful opportunity to expand exchanges and cooperation among companies and institutions in Korea and abroad and create new business opportunities.”

He added, “With outstanding technologies and innovative policies brought together in one place, we expect this exhibition to provide momentum for Busan to emerge as a global hub for the environmental and energy industries.”