In 2026 Q1, the global power market continues to be shaped by energy transition, grid modernization, and infrastructure investment. Based on current regional trends, power transmission and distribution exports from China are expected to maintain solid momentum, with projected year growth of around 25%–30%. The Middle East, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa remain key markets to watch for continued expansion.

Beyond replacement and upgrade demand in developed markets, new grid construction in emerging economies, together with rising demand from AI data centers and renewable integration, is further accelerating global demand for transmission and distribution equipment. These shifts represent not only export opportunities, but also a broader reshaping of supply chains and regional collaboration across the power sector.

With several European leaders visiting China more frequently, power-sector cooperation and energy security are becoming increasingly important topics on the agenda. For the industry, this is not just a short-term growth signal, but also a meaningful window for long-term strategic partnerships and market positioning.

We also look forward to connecting with industry partners at EP Shanghai 2026.
EP Shanghai 2026 is scheduled to take place on December 3–5, 2026 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. The event is organized by the China Electricity Council and Adsale Exhibition Services Ltd, and is positioned as one of China’s leading platforms for the electric power and electrical industry. For companies focused on transmission and distribution, grid technologies, renewable integration, and international market collaboration, it will be an important event to watch.

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