2023 Previous Show ReportComprehensive Exhibition on Decarbonization and Energy Innovation
ENEX2023（The 47th Energy and Environment Exhibition）
DER/Microgrid Japan2023（Distributed Energy Resources / Microgrid Japan)
17th Renewable Energy World Exhibition & Forum (RENEWABLE ENERGY 2023)
Organizer：The Energy Conservation Center, Japan / JTB Communication Design Inc./ Renewable Energy Council

Outline
Theme of event

Comprehensive Exhibition on Decarbonization and Energy Innovation~GX and DX to reach the 2050 target~
In order for Japan as a whole to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, new innovations as well as existing technologies are indispensable.
For businesses, the promotion of "decarbonization" means creating new value for the company, and it is important to start byunderstanding the various initiatives, technologies, products, etc. in the world.
ENEX, the only comprehensive energy conservation exhibition in Japan, DER/Microgrid Japan, an exhibition for distributed energy andregional microgrids, and the Renewable Energy World Exhibition & Forum, which will accelerate the introduction of renewable energy,
are now in their 47th year. The theme of the exhibition was "2050 Targets with GX and DX" and was held to contribute to theachievement of the 2050 Targets from the perspectives of both energy conservation and renewable energy.
Exhibitors' booths were the main attraction, with seminars and lectures by experts and specialists, introductions of advanced
approaches, presentations of R&D results, and tours of facilities, all of which contributed to active business discussions on energy
conservation and the introduction of renewable energy.

2023 Previous Show Report2Outline
Composition Exhibition

ENEX2023 The 47th Energy and Environment Exhibition
Organized by The Energy Conservation Center, Japan

DER/Microgrid Japan2023（Distributed Energy Resources / Microgrid Japan)
Organized by JTB Communication Design, Inc.

17th Renewable Energy World Exhibition & Forum (RENEWABLE ENERGY 2023)
Organized by Renewable Energy Council

Concurrent Events

Dates/Venues

February 1 (Wed.) - 3 (Fri.), 2023 10:00 - 17:00
Tokyo Big Sight East Halls 4 & 5 & Conference Tower

East 1〜3Hall

Thursday, December 1, 2022 - Tuesday, February 28, 2023
Online (official website)

East 4・5Hall

2023 Previous Show Report3Onsite-Digital Hybrid Exhibition
With in-person business event being restricted by the Corona Disaster, the exhibition was held in a hybrid format of a conventional
exhibition centered on booths and online services as a measure to prevent exhibitors from losing business opportunities. The
functions have been expanded since the previous show to improve the satisfaction level of online exhibitors.

2023 Previous Show Report4Scale of events
Exhibitors/Booths

The exhibition attracted 272 companies and organizations, more than the number of exhibitors held before the new virus
epidemic, and was the largest of its kind since 2020, with 398 booths.
*ENEX/Smart Energy Japan/Electricity & Gas New Business Expo, held in January 2020, 242 companies and organizations, 373 booths

272

398

Company
Organization

Booths※Total of 3 exhibitons

Number of visitors

The number of visitors to Tokyo Big Sight exceeded 30,000 over the three days, 2,9 times more than the previous show.
東京ビッグサイト開催 / Exhibitions at Tokyo Big Sight
開催日 / Date

天候 / Weather

2023/02/01（Wed）

Fine 晴れweather

2023/02/02（Thu）

曇り
Cloudyweather

2023/02/03（Fri）

Cloudyweather
曇り

計 / Total
2023 Previous Show Report

来場者数 / Visitors

8,653
10,75011,734
31,137*Including 14 concurrent exhibitions5

Support
ENEX2023■Support

Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry / Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology / Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism / Ministry of theEnvironment / Tokyo Metropolitan Government / Kanagawa Prefecture / Saitama Prefecture / Chiba Prefecture / Kawasaki City / Saitama City / Chiba City / New Energy and Industrial
Technology Development Organization (NEDO) / Organization for Small & Medium Enterprises and Regional Innovation, JAPAN / Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) / New Energy
Foundation (NEF) The New Energy Foundation (NEF) / The Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry / TBS Television Corporation / Fuji Television Network, Inc. (in no particular order)■Cooperation

Flat Glass Association of Japan / Urethane Foam Industry Association / ESCO Energy Management Promotion Council / Extruded Polystyrene Foam Industry Association / Home Appliances
Association of Japan / Glass Fiber Manufacturers Association of Japan / Foundation for Transportation Ecology and Mobility / Cogeneration and Advanced Energy Use Center of Japan Japan
Cogeneration and Energy Utilization Center/Japan Environmental Management Association for Industry/Japan Petroleum Energy Technology Center/Japan Cement Association/Japan Solar
System Development Association/Institute of Global Industrial Culture/Japan Federation of Electric Power Companies/Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries
Association/Japan Electro-Heat Technology Center/Japan Japan Federation of Electric Power Companies, Inc. Japan Association of Heating Appliances Manufacturers, Japan Chain Stores
Association, Japan Iron and Steel Federation, Japan Electrical Manufacturers' Association, Japan Internal Combustion Power Generating Equipment Association, Japan Heat Supply Industry
Association, Japan Valve Manufacturers' Association, Japan Building Energy Management Technology Association, Japan Association of Building Energy Management, Japan Automobile
Manufacturers Association, Japan Automobile Research Institute, Japan Consumer Association, Inc. Japan Valve Manufacturers Association, Inc. Japan Association for New Office Promotion /Japan Heat Pump and Thermal Storage Center / Japan Business Machine and Information System Industries Association / Building Automation Association of Japan / Rock Wool Industry
Association (in no particular order)

17th Renewable Energy World Exhibition & Forum■Support

Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry / Ministry of the Environment■Cooperation

Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan/Japan Electric Association/Japan Petroleum Association of Japan/Japan Gas Association/Japan Federation of Construction Contractors Associations/Japan Electronics and Information
Technology Industries Association/Japan Information and Communications Network Industry Association/Japan Water Works Association/Japan Hydrogen Supply & Utilization Technology Association/Japan Hydrogen Energy
Association Japan Hydrogen Energy Association/Japan Hydrogen Energy Association/Japan Hydrogen Energy Development Information Center/ National Institute for Environmental Studies/ National Maritime Research Institute/
National Maritime Research Institute/ National Maritime, Port and Aviation Research Institute/ Port and Airport Research Institute/ International Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Research Center/ National Institute of AgroEnvironmental Sciences/ National Institute for Marine Science and Technology/ National Institute for Port and Aviation Technology/ National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology/ National Institute of AgroEnvironmental Science and Technology/ National Institute for Food Safety and Consumer Affairs National Institute for Maritime Research and Development (NIED), National Maritime Research Institute, Port and Airport ResearchInstitute, National Maritime and Port Authority of Japan (NMRI), International Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Research Center, National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (NARO), National Forestry Research andDevelopment Institute (NFRI), National Institute for Materials Science and Technology, National Institute for Energy and Minerals Resources, Japan (NIMS), Japan Society for Naval Architects and Ocean Engineers (JSAM), Japan
Science and Technology Foundation (JSTF), Japan Semiconductor Equipment Association, Inc. Japan Institute of Marine Engineers, Japan Society of Naval Architects and Ocean Engineers, Japan Society of Naval Architects and Ocean
Engineers, Japan Science and Technology Corporation, Japan Semiconductor Equipment Association, Japan, Japan Automobile Research Institute, Japan, World Business Council for Energy Conservation, Japan, Research Institute of
Innovative Technology for the Earth, Energy Research Institute, Japan, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan, Energy Conservation Center, Inc. The Energy Conservation Center, Japan/Japan Wind Power
Association/Japan Heat Pump and Thermal Storage Center/Japan Weather Association/Japan Solar System Development Association/Japan Federation of Housing Organizations/Japan Building Material and Housing Equipment
Industries Association/Japan Center for Housing and Building SDGs Japan Association of Geothermal Engineers/Japan Geothermal Association/Japan Association for the Promotion of Geothermal Heat Application/Japan Society ofTurbo Machinery/Japan Hydraulics Academy/Japan Society of Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers/Japan Heat Island Society/Japan Photovoltaic Technology Research Association/Japan Wind Engineering Association/Japan
Wind Engineering Association/ Japan Association of Wind Power Promotion Municipalities/Japan Alcohol Association/Japan Organic Resources Association/Japan LCA Society/Japan Electrical Construction Equipment and Materials
Association/Japan Ocean Energy Resources Utilization Promotion Organization/Japan Solar Energy Society/Japan Wind Energy Society (in no particular order)

2023 Previous Show Report

6Floor layout
Tokyo Big Sight East 4・5Hall

2023 Previous Show Report7Highlight

2023 Previous Show Report8Seminar
Latest trends in energy conservation and renewable

3,000 attendees in 3days to achieve carbon neutral goal
What do we need to work on to achieve the goal of carbon neutrality. 26programs on multifaceted topics, 105 speakers andpresentations The venue was filled with enthusiasm and overflowed with more than 3,000 enthusiastic attendees over the three daysof the event.
■Main Theme
・Keynote Speech 〜Energy Policy Trends Toward GX Realization〜
・Frontiers of Perovskite Solar Cells
・Use of Storage Batteries to Achieve Carbon Neutrality
・State of the art decarbonization solutions to help you meet your 2050 goals
・GX and DX to achive carbon neutrality
・National and International Trends on Climate Change and Green Transformation
・Distributed energy, Microgrids and urban development
・Data Application of Distributed Energy Resources to Strengthen Regional Resilience・Achieving energy transformation
・Geothermal Fostering Decarbonization and the SDGs
・Local VPPs and Microgrids
・Utilization of waste heat energy
・IoT smart house
・Coordinated control to achieve carbon neutrality

2023 Previous Show Report9Visitor Profile（Field of work / Total of 3 exhibitions)
The top three industries were 1. Manufacturing, 2. Construction industry / Architectural design offices / Construction
companies / Housing manufacturers / Builders / Housing equipment / Real estate companies, and 3. Electric utility /Gas company / Supplier of heat, accounting for 60% of all visitors.
Field of work

Press / Media / Publishing, 1.6%
Finance / Investment, 1.6%
Distribution / Retailing, 1.8%
Japanese Public Agency, 2.4%
Others,Facility management / Building maintenance /4.8%

Consulting, 3.0%

Manufacturing, 31.9%

IT / Information and communications /System integrators, 3.3%
Services industry, 3.6%

Organization / Association / Education (High school,
Technical school, University), 4.8%

Total of3 exhibitions

Trading company / Agency, 7.6%

Construction industry / Architectural design offices
Energy resource aggregators / Aggregation
coordinators, 0.9%

Electric utility /Gas company /Renewable energy
companies, 4.1%

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Supplier ofheat, 11.6%/ Construction companies / Housing manufacturers/ Builders / Housing equipment / Real estatecompanies, 17.2%
ENEX/DER・Microgrid Japan2023/17th Renewable Energy World Exhibition & Forum
Number of Visitors Registration: 10,225
10Visitor Profile （Field of work / ENEX2023）
The manufacturing industry, the first largest, accounted for more than 30%, and together with the constructionindustry, the second largest, accounted for 50% of the total in ENEX.
Field of work

Finance / Investment, 1.4%
Distribution / Retailing, 1.6%
Press / Media / Publishing, 1.6%
Japanese Public Agency, 2.1%

Others,IT / Information and communications /4.1%

System integrators, 3.2%
Facility management / Building
maintenance / Consulting, 3.2%

Manufacturing,Services industry, 3.4%

34.3%

Organization / Association /Education (High school, Technicalschool, University), 4.4%
Trading company / Agency,
6.8%

Energy resource aggregators /Aggregation coordinators, 0.9%
Renewable energy companies,
2.1%

Electric utility /Gas company /Supplier ofheat, 14.2%

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Construction industry / Architectural design
offices / Construction companies / Housing
manufacturers / Builders / Housing equipment /Real estate companies, 16.5%

ENEX2023
Number of Visitors Registration: 6,458
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Visitor Profile （Field of work /DER・Microgrid Japan2023）
DER/Microgrid Japan is characterized by the large number of visitors from Electric utility / Gas company / Supplier of heat.
Together with renewable energy companies and energy resource aggregators, they account for 30% of the visitors.
Field of work

Distribution / Retailing, 0.9%
Press / Media / Publishing, 0.9%
Facility management / Building maintenance / Consulting,
2.3%
Japanese Public Agency, 2.8%
Organization / Association / Education (High school,

Others,3.2%

Technical school, University), 4.1%

Manufacturing,Services industry, 4.1%

28.0%

Trading company / Agency, 5.0%

IT / Information and communications/ System integrators, 8.3%

Construction industry / Architectural design offices /Electric utility / Gas company /Construction companies / Housing manufacturers /Builders / Housing equipment / Real estate companies,

Supplier of heat, 20.6%

10.1%

Energy resource aggregators /Aggregation coordinators, 4.6%2023 Previous Show Report

Renewable energy
companies, 5.0%

DER・Microgrid Japan2023
Number of Visitors Registration: 218
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Visitor Profile （Field of work / 17th Renewable Energy World Exhibition & Forum）
The percentage of visitors from the Construction industry, Trading company /agency, and Renewable energy
companies was higher than that of ENEX and DER/Microgrid Japan.
Field of work

Press / Media / Publishing, 1.6%
Finance / Investment, 1.9%
Distribution / Retailing, 2.3%
Facility management / Building
maintenance / Consulting, 2.6%

Others…

Manufacturing,

Japanese Public Agency, 3.0%
IT / Information and communications /27.8%

System integrators, 3.0%
Services industry, 3.9%
Organization / Association /Education (High school, Technicalschool, University), 5.4%
Energy resource aggregators /Aggregation coordinators, 0.7%
Electric utility / Gas company/ Supplier of heat, 6.2%

Renewable energy
companies, 7.7%2023 Previous Show Report

Construction industry / Architecturaldesign offices / Construction companies/ Housing manufacturers / Builders /Housing equipment / Real estatecompanies, 18.8%

Trading company / Agency, 9.0%

17th Renewable Energy World Exhibition & Forum
Number of Visitors Registration: 3,549
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Visitor Profile （Job Description / Involvement in product purchases and technology introduction / Budget)
Business development, Executive, Designing, and research and development accounted for 40% of the visitors, and
60% of all visitors were in positions involved in product purchasing and technology introduction decisions.
Involvement in product purchases
and technology introduction

Job Description

Budget fortechnology and equipment installation

N=7,031

N=7,031

n=1,929

Has the authority to make decisions

Student, 0.6%

Business

Media, 0.9%

Others,12.0%

on product purchases and technology

Development, 9.6%

introduction, 7.7%

CEO / CFO / CTO/ President /14.2%

Executive, 9.4%
Designing /Job Description

Producing /Involved in productNot involved,

Manufacturing,
9.3%

Sales / Service,31.8%

5,000,000 9,990,000 yen,

Research &38.9%

purchasing andInvolvement inproduct purchases
and technology
introduction

technology
implementation
decisions, 24.3%

10,000,000 49,990,000 yen,
21.0%

Budget fortechnology andequipment
installation

Over 50,000,000yen,
35.2%

Development , 8.2%
Marketing,
5.7%
Purchase / Supply,
1.2%
Quality Control , 1.3%

Facility Management , 5.3%

Recommend
product

1 - 4,990,000 yen, 29.5%

technology, 29.1%

Production Management / Technology Management, 4.7%2023 Previous Show Report14

Visitor number ranking TOP100

This ranking excludes admission with exhibitor badges

Company / Organization namenumberCompany / Organization name

NumberCompany / Organization namenumber

1

TOKYO GAS

107

26

TOKYO GAS NETWORK

20

51

TODA

13

76

Company / Organization name
DAI-DAN11

2

TEPCO Energy Partner

80

27

OBAYASHI

20

52

Noritz

13

77

E-TECS JAPAN11

number3

DAIKIN INDUSTRIES

70

28

Toshiba Carrier

19

53

Hokkaido Gas

12

78

Azbil

11

4

The Kansai Electric Power Company

50

29

Toshiba Mitsubishi-Electric Industrial
Systems

19

54

Green Power Development Corporation of
Japan

12

79

Daigas Energy

11

5

Honda Motor

49

30

Dai Nippon Printing

19

55

TOYOTA INDUSTRIES

1280NEC Facilities

11

6

Tokyo Gas Engineering Solutions

44

31

Keiyo Gas

19

56

Tokyo Reiki Kogyo

1281

Hokuriku Electric Power Company

10

7

SANKI ENGINEERING

41

32

NITTO KOGYO

18

57

Tokyo Metro

1282

Toyota Tsusho

10

8

NIPPON DENSETSU KOGYO

36

33

Yurtec18

58

TOKYO GAS LIVING ADVANCE

1283

Nippon Koei

109Panasonic

36

34

TOHO GAS

17

59

SEKISUI CHEMICAL

12

84

Yazaki Energy System

10

10

MIURA

34

35

Kyushu Electric Power Company

1760Japan Petroleum Exploration

12

85

TOKYO ENERGY & SYSTEMS

10

11TAKENAKA

32

36

East Japan Railway Company

16

61

NICHIAS

12

86

Chubu Electric Power Company

10

12

KIMURA KOHKI

31

37

Furukawa Electric

16

62

KINDEN12

87

West Japan Railway Company

1013

FUJI ELECTRIC

30

38

Kumagai Gumi

16

63

Hitachi Plant Services

11

88

MAYEKAWA MFG.

10

14

Central Research Institute of ElectricPower Industry

27

39

TEPCO Power Grid

1564

Nissan Motor

11

89

KYOCERA1015KANDENKO

27

40

National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology (AIST)

15

65

The Energy Conservation Center,
Japan

11

90

Panasonic Holdings

10

16

Chubu Electric Power Miraiz Company

25

41

Capty

15

66

SHINRYO

1191

NTT Anode Energy

1017

Mitsubishi Electric25

42

Nippon Air Conditioning Services

1467

Idemitsu Kosan

11

92

AGC

10

18

OSAKI ELECTRIC

24

43

Toppan14

68

Kawasaki Heavy Industries

11

93

BIPROGY

1019

SHIMIZU

24

44

New Energy and Industrial Technology
Development Organization (NEDO)

1469

OIWA MACHINERY

11

94

MEIDENSHA

9

20Tokyo Toshi Service Company

22

45

PENTA-OCEAN CONSTRUCTION

1470

DAIICHI JITSUGYO

1195

Central Japan Railway Company

921Tokyo Electric Power Company
Holdings

22

46

SANKEN SETSUBI KOGYO

1471

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

11

96

TAKAOKA TOKO

9

22

Takasago Thermal Engineering

22

47

Kanden Facilities

14

72

Kyudenko11

97

Panasonic Environmental Systems &Engineering

923

Tohoku Electric Power

21

48

RICOH

14

73

TOYOTA MOTOR

1198

TOENEC

924

EBARA REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT &SYSTEMS

21

49

Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions

13

74

TAKIGEN MFG.

1199

AIR WATER

925

Japan Facility Solutions

20

50

ASAHI KOGYOSHA

13

75

DENSO

11

100

IHI

9

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Search Words Ranking TOP100 by Visitors
Keywords

Total

Data compiled from exhibitor and product searches.

Keywords

Total

Keywords

Total

Keywords

Total

1

Award Corner / Award

742

26

Gas

55

51

Ammonia

21

76

Boiler12

2

Thermal solution

525

27

Fuel Cells

48

52

DER/Distributed energy

21

77

Refrigerating machine

12

3

Photovoltaic Power Generation

271

28

Electricity storage

45

53

Heat insulation

20

78

Heat source

124Energy

196

29

Bio

43

54

Solar heat

18

79

Cellulose

11

5

Carbon Neutrality

175

30

Heat storage

41

55

Flexible

16

80

Graphene

11

6

Electric power

140

31

Carbon40

56

Wind power generation

16

81

Distribution

11

7

Hydrogen139

32

Solar Cells

38

57

Hydroelectric power generation

16

82

Aluminum

118

Biomass

118

33

Water

37

58

IoT

15

83

Pump

11
11

9

Energy Conservation

113

34

Automobile

36

59

Simulation

15

84

Bioreactor

10

Storage battery

111

35

Binary power generation

36

60

Methane

15

85

DR

11

11

Hydraulic power

98

36

VPP

35

61

Light

14

86

Heat dissipation

10

12

Heat pump

93

37

Cells

33

62

Battery

14

87

DX

10

13

CO2 / Carbon dioxide

92

38

Small hydropower

32

63

RE

14

88

LED

10

14

Perovskite

86

39

Energy Management

32

64

Visualization

14

89

Membranes

10

15

Renewable energy

8440

Microgrid

27

65

GHG

14

90

Heat shielding

10

16

power generation

78

41

ORC

26

66

CNF

13

91

Drainage

1017Ground heat

73

42

Solar

25

67

Adsorption

13

92

Heat exchange

1018Wind power

65

43

AI

24

68

Micro

13

93

Whole building air conditioning

10

19

Exhaust Heat

64

44

Solar panels

24

69

Galvano13

94

Hydrogen power generation

10

20

Thermoelectricity

63

45

Sensors

24

70

Measurement

1295Power generator

10

21

Geothermal heat

61

46

Steam

23

71

Lithium

12

96

Subsidy

10

22Electric vehicle (EV)61

47

Railway

23

72

Cooling

12

97

Cleaning

923

Air conditioning

57

48

Water treatment

22

73

Reverse osmosis membrane

12

98

Thermo-924

New energy

56

49

Renewable

22

74

Next generation

12

99

Recovery

925

waste heat

56

50

PPA

22

75

Demand

12

100

Woody

9

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Achievements online
Official Website

Exhibitor List Page

80,780pv（95.2％ of 2022 show ）65,119pv（74.4％ of 2022 Show）*Number of Page View during online exhibition period*Total number of exhibitor page views in the 3 exhibitions

Average page views per company
Number of document downloads

Average

24,4※Per product※88.7％ of 2022 show

485.4pv（129.3％ of 2022 Show）*The number of exhibitor page views divided by the number of exhibitors in the 3 exhibitions

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Video views

Average

14,5※ Per product※73.2％ of 2022 show

Counting period︓Dec.1, 2022 – Feb.28, 2023
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