As an archipelago, an island nation, the Philippines is blessed with one of the best natural resources available – water. This in mind, a number of organizations have come forth to harness the full potential of water in order to make the country a better, more environment-friendly place. They are Water Philippines and PhilEnergy.
The country’s leading and biggest international water supply, sanitation, industrial wastewater treatment, and water purification event is staging a comeback after a three-year hiatus due to the ongoing pandemic.
And this time around, EVAP or the Electric Vehicle Association of the Philippines will be part of this grand expo to not only promote better modes of mobility, but also to connect with local and international organizations on a mission to discover the benefits of water as a new renewable source of energy.
‘WATER PHILIPPINES Expo 2023’ is set from 22 – 24 March 2023 at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City. Organized by Informa Markets Philippines, a division of global trade show specialist Informa plc, the sixth edition of the expo will also be its biggest to date — to gather over 10,000 trade visitors including top industry players and thought leaders from 14 participating countries with the widest exhibit variety from more than 300 exhibitors that will showcase latest products, technologies, and innovations.
In its 6th edition, this event will also be simultaneous and co-located with the 3 rd edition of PhilEnergy Expo, an event promoting the latest innovations and developments in Renewable energy, energy efficiency, electric and power, electric vehicle, and energy storage — bringing numerous possibilities to promote five energy sectors. The three-day 2-in-1 mega event will occupy four halls of SMX Convention Center’s exhibition area.
Aside from the trade show and exhibits, WATER PHILIPPINES and PhilEnergy Expo 2023 will facilitate technical seminars and anticipated conferences for water and energy. Among the most notable of those are ‘Overcoming Global Challenges in Water and Wastewater’ session by the Philippine Water Works Association (PWWA) and ‘Building a Net-Zero Future with Energy Efficiency’ discourse by the Philippine Energy Efficiency, Inc (PE2).
“After the hiatus caused by the pandemic, we are very happy to announce that WATER PHILIPPINES, together with PhilEnergy, is back this year, for WATER PHILIPPINES, this is the sixth edition and for PhilEnergy, the third edition. Both shows have received tremendous industry support from within the Philippines as well as from international industry players. Join us as we embark on this great event exhibiting various technologies from all over the globe and demonstrating the importance of sustainability in our society. We look forward to seeing everyone there,” said Informa Markets Philippines General Manager Gerard Leeuwenburgh.
Furthermore, returning as a sustainable event, WATER PHILIPPINES co-locating with PhilEnergy 2023 aims to promote sustainability not just in running our event, but also in promoting more sustainable water management for the country’s water and wastewater industry. Realizing the importance of an environmentally and socially responsible event, the organizers of WATER PHILIPPINES and PhilEnergy 2023 take one step forward in running such credible and impactful event to achieve the sustainability goals that has been set.
Please be informed that, Visitors are required to register one registration form only.
(In photo from left: Engr. Ranella Joy F. De Los Reyes National Media Relations Officer, Philippine of the Society of Sanitary Engineers (PSSE); Dr. Dickson San Juan of Philippine Water Works Association (PWWA); Mr. Gerard Leeuwenburgh Country General Manager, Informa Markets Philippines; Mr. Alexander Ablaza President, Philippine Energy Efficiency Alliance, Inc (PE2); Mr. Erel Narida President, Renewable Energy Association of the Philippines (REAP) and Engr. Loreto Catalan PME, President of Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers (PSME).
