G-Power China 2027: power generation and generating sets

3–5 June 2027 · Shanghai New International Expo Center · Shanghai, China. The official site identifies the 26th China (Shanghai) International Power and Generating Sets Exhibition, GPOWER2027, organised by Ronco Expo with industry bodies.

Why G-Power China matters

The exhibitor profile spans generator sets using several fuels, engines, CHP, distributed energy, turbines, power-plant equipment, controls and services. This range helps visitors compare categories against actual operating needs.

Latest published scale

• The organiser reports that the 2026 edition covered 62,000 m².
• It brought together 1,085 manufacturers, research institutes and full-chain service providers.
• The 2026 Multi-Fuel Power Generation Forum is a previous-edition example, not a confirmed 2027 programme.

Who should visit G-Power China?

Data-centre and critical-power planners

The organiser names data centres and construction teams. Bring load profile, redundancy needs, operating hours and site constraints for discussions about generating sets, controls and service.

Industrial and infrastructure operators

Factories, hospitals, mines, ports, transport and power stations appear in the official visitor profile. Identify the operating issue and ask about duty cycle, fuel, installation and maintenance.

Energy project developers and engineers

New-energy contractors, operators, research institutes and design organisations are listed audiences. Compare generation categories against project and integration requirements.

What can you find at G-Power China?

• Generating sets: gas, diesel, biofuel, methanol and hydrogen, plus engines and components.
• Distributed and combined power: CHP, distributed energy, ORC and fuel-cell cogeneration.
• Thermal and plant systems: steam and gas turbines, boilers, plant operation, monitoring and inspection.
• Applications: marine, aerospace, vehicle, construction and agricultural machinery power.

How to prepare for G-Power China

1. Define the operating case

Set out load, duty cycle, fuel, redundancy, emissions, site conditions and project stage before meeting suppliers.

2. Shortlist relevant exhibitors

Group companies by generator fuel, engine or component, CHP, distributed energy, plant equipment and application. Check the 2027 exhibitor information as it is published.

3. Prepare engineering questions

• Which load profile and operating regime is supported?
• What fuel and emissions data are documented?
• Which controls, protection and components are included?
• What are the maintenance, spare-parts and service arrangements?
• What site, cooling, noise and installation conditions apply?

Make technical comparisons on site

Record company → equipment → application → assumptions → evidence → follow-up. Compare like duty and capacity, not headline ratings alone. Ask for data that engineering teams can assess after the exhibition.

Beyond the exhibition floor

The 2026 edition included a Multi-Fuel Power Generation Forum discussing policy, finance, research and industrial applications, including hydrogen, methanol and gas pathways. Confirm the 2027 schedule when announced.

Who should consider exhibiting?

Relevant exhibitors include generator-set, engine, component, turbine, control, CHP, distributed-energy and power-plant suppliers, alongside services for industrial and transport applications. Set a measurable objective and confirm the organiser's participation arrangements.

After G-Power China

Request performance curves, fuel and emissions data, controls documentation, installation requirements, maintenance plans and service details. Compare suppliers against common project assumptions and assign an owner to each follow-up.

G-Power China 2027 at a glance

G-Power China is useful when the project is defined

Match equipment to a real load, application and support requirement. Bring operating assumptions, compare evidence and leave with a technical follow-up plan.

Power-generation opportunities in China

Market context

China's National Bureau of Statistics reported 4,248.1 billion kWh of electricity generated from clean energy sources, including hydropower, nuclear, wind and solar, in 2025.

Possible avenues for exhibitors

Generation, engine, control and service providers may explore requirements from industrial operators, data centres and energy contractors, subject to standards and project needs.

Possible avenues for visitors

Project teams may compare equipment against load, fuel and reliability criteria. Industrial users can shortlist suppliers for a defined requirement and verify performance and compliance independently.

The national generation figure indicates the sector's scale, but does not establish demand for a particular product.

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