Held at KINTEX from the 15th to 16th with the World Local Government Climate Summit
With the participation of 4,200 people from 29 countries and 82 cities, there was great interest
Provided opportunities for excellent startups' IR resulting in over 20 follow-up meetings

The '2025 Gyeonggi-do Climate Tech Exhibition', which publicized innovative technologies of domestic climate tech companies to the world, successfully concluded.

According to Gyeonggi-do on the 17th, this exhibition, held for the first time in Gyeonggi-do with the theme of climate tech at KINTEX in Goyang on the 15th to 16th, attracted attention as it was held together with the World Local Government Climate Summit, with over 4,200 attendees including global local government officials and international organizations from 29 countries and 82 cities such as the United States, Australia, and India.

The exhibition not only showcased technologies from 75 climate tech companies but also included 7 support programs focused on creating practical results for participating companies, such as △Global Curation Tour △Global Star Venture Challenge △Startup 815 IR (company briefing session) △Live booth interviews △Public procurement market entry consulting △Climate Tech Seminar ON △Climate Tech Certificate award ceremony.

The Global Curation Tour is a program that connects 50 key guests from domestic and international attendees of the World Local Government Climate Summit, such as the Secretary General of ICLEI and co-chair of the Green Climate Fund, to the exhibition to provide core technology guidance and interpretation services. It supported 32 climate tech companies including the Korea Building Solar Association and Greenwear, which has eco-friendly dyeing technology, to confirm their excellent technology and facilitate practical business consultations.

In the Global Star Venture Challenge, a total of 5 outstanding companies, including 3 top companies such as △Lowain (robot vertical farming system) △EnerSign Corporation (waste power controller to enhance the available output of renewable power generators) △Deepplant (AI-based meat deep aging special equipment), were finally selected. The award-winning know-how of Director Jae-ho Ryu of AETECH, who won a Bronze in the Edison Awards on April 4, was also shared with climate tech companies. The province plans to support companies selected in this challenge to gain recognition for their achievements on the global stage based on its experience and achievements from nurturing 3 companies that received CES Innovation Awards and 3 that won Edison Awards.

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