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From April 18 to 20, Shanghai hosted IE Expo China 2024 – Asia's leading annual trade fair for environmental technologies. Held at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC), the event drew over 2,500 exhibitors and around 100,000 trade visitors across a massive 200,000 square meters of exhibition space. The show floor was a showcase of what's next in water and wastewater treatment, supply and sanitation, pollution control, carbon reduction, solid waste management, land remediation, and environmental monitoring. Our specialists were on the ground, participated in the exhibition and held a series of productive meetings with representatives of international companies – including partners from the People's Republic of China. New contracts were signed, valuable experience was exchanged with colleagues from around the world. The kind of connections that don't just look good on paper, but actually drive project progress.

From November 3 to 6, ECOFES Engineering participated in the ADIPEC 2025 exhibition in Abu Dhabi. Our specialists explored cutting-edge developments in oil, gas, and energy technology and took part in a series of dedicated business meetings. These meetings facilitated valuable introductions to potential partners and suppliers, with substantive discussions on technical solutions applicable to our ongoing and upcoming projects. Our participation in ADIPEC has strengthened our international network and identified promising avenues for the company's strategic development.

From April 13 to 15, ECOFES Engineering participated in the 27th IE Expo China 2026 in Shanghai. The event is a major industry gathering in Asia and a key global hub for environmental technology. We came away with exactly what we needed – up‑to‑date market intelligence and promising business contacts. Here's what the exhibition gave us: * A clear view of global trends in water treatment, waste management, and sustainable green tech. * Promising suppliers of equipment and components to upgrade our own systems. * Exploring possible tech partnerships with Asian manufacturers. We focused on three main areas: 1. Water technologies We took a close look at membrane systems, electrolysis units, and modern reagents. What really stood out were energy‑efficient solutions for desalination and industrial recirculating water treatment – innovative and impressive. 2. Digitalization and automation We explored cutting‑edge water quality monitoring systems based on AI and industrial IoT. 3. International pavilions The Hong Kong Pavilion was a key focus, with 10 companies showcasing high‑tech solutions for water treatment and waste management. As a result, we came back with new contacts, a clear sense of key industry developments, and several proposals alr