ICCI - International Energy and Environment Fair and Conference

Key facts

Attendance 2025

10 291

Exhibitors

145

Floor space

—

Admission

—

Frequency

Annual

Editions

1 (2026)

Attendance and exhibitor figures for 2025 are the organizer's own and are not independently audited. They may include co-located or joint exhibitions.

ICCI - International Energy and Environment Fair and Conference is an annual trade fair in Istanbul covering alternative energy systems, auxiliary equipment and clean coal technologies. The next edition is listed for 16–18 September 2026 at Yenkapi-Eurasia Performance and Art Center / Dr. Architect Topbas Performance and Art Center. The 2025 edition reported 10,291 visitors and 145 exhibitors, a figure published by the organiser and not independently audited. Organised by Sektorel Fuarcilik A.S.

What is exhibited

• Air Quality Control / Emission Controls / Environmental Equipment & Services
• Alternative Energy Systems
• Ash / Sludge Handling
• Auxiliary Equipment
• Boilers / Steam Generators
• Clean Coal Technologies
• Combustion Turbines
• Communication
• Communications
• Controls
• Cooling Systems / Condensers & Water Treatment
• Customer Strategies & Technologies
• Cybersecurity
• Design Engineering Industry Services
• Diesel / Gas Engines
• Distribution & Substation Automation
• Fasteners & Filters
• Fuels Procurement & Services
• Geographic Information Systems (Gis)
• Hardware & Equipment
• Hydro Turbines
• Instrumentation
• Instruments & Control
• It & Software
• Laboratory
• Maintenance Safety Equipment
• Metering
• Nuclear
• Security & Personnel Protection
• Solar
• Solid Fuel Handling
• Steam Turbines
• Test & Measurement Equipment
• Transmission
• Transportation
• Wind

J-messe subject tags

JETRO's own classification, kept verbatim. Fairs carry several; the sector in the sidebar is the single one this site browses by.

• Environment & Recycling
• Mining & Energy
• Minerals, Glass & Ceramics
• Industrial Machinery

Editions on record

Every dated instance of this fair the database holds. A series keeps one identity across renames and moves; each row below is one edition of it.

Where this came from

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