Doosan Enerbility will participate in “Smart Energy Plus (SEP) 2026,” showcasing a diverse power generation portfolio that includes large-scale nuclear power plants, small modular reactors (SMRs), gas turbines, and offshore wind. “SEP 2026,” hosted by the National Assembly Hydrogen Economy Forum and co-organized by Money Today and COEX, will be held from the 28th to the 30th of this month in Hall B at COEX in Seoul Samsung-dong.
At this exhibition, Doosan Enerbility will introduce energy solutions and business capabilities that can support stable power supply amid increasing electricity demand driven by the spread of artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers. On-site exhibits will allow visitors to inspect major power generation equipment such as large-scale nuclear power plants, SMRs, gas turbines, and offshore wind, while also highlighting the technological strength and competitiveness of each business segment.
Gas turbines, a market that has grown rapidly to the point where demand is outpacing supply, are gaining attention as a key power source for responding to increased electricity demand from the expansion of AI data centers, thanks to their fast startup and high output adjustment capabilities. Doosan Enerbility was the first in Korea to successfully develop a large-scale gas turbine for power generation, and it is accelerating its global market entry following its first export to the United States last year. A model of a 380-megawatt-class gas turbine will be displayed at the exhibition.
Large-scale nuclear power plants, a representative zero-carbon power source that stably generates large amounts of electricity, are also considered a key energy source for meeting increased electricity demand in the AI era and achieving carbon neutrality. Doosan Enerbility designs, manufactures, and supplies core nuclear components such as reactors and steam generators, and has participated in domestic nuclear construction as well as global projects including the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Visitors can verify Doosan Enerbility’s capabilities in manufacturing core nuclear components through a model of the Korean APR1400 large-scale nuclear power plant on-site.
Next-generation SMRs, which reduce construction time and costs while enhancing operational flexibility through miniaturization and modularization, will also be featured. Doosan Enerbility is collaborating with global leading companies such as NuScale Power, X-energy, TerraPower, and Rolls-Royce SMR to participate in building the SMR supply chain. The company plans to exhibit a model of NuScale Power’s SMR to introduce next-generation nuclear technology and Doosan Enerbility’s competitiveness in the SMR business.
The company is also targeting the domestic offshore wind market, which is expected to see substantial growth due to carbon neutrality and the expansion of renewable energy. Doosan Enerbility is developing offshore wind turbines optimized for Korea’s low-wind-speed environment and securing a component localization rate of over 70% based on the domestic supply chain, contributing to the activation of the offshore wind industry ecosystem. Last year, it strengthened its technological competitiveness by obtaining international certification for a 10-megawatt-class offshore wind turbine, the first in Korea. At this exhibition, the company will showcase its business status and technological capabilities through a 10-megawatt-class offshore wind turbine.
This year’s “SEP 2026” features the themes of “Energy Transformation in the AI Era” and “Energy Security Amid Rapidly Changing International Conditions.” In addition to Doosan Enerbility, companies such as LG Group, HD Hyundai Electric, Hyundai Rotem, and Unison will set up booths to present strategies for securing energy in the AI era. Visitors can also check the electric vehicle and hydrogen vehicle strategies of Hyundai Motor, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Porsche, and Polestar. Institutional investors, including the Army, Seoul City, and the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, are also scheduled to operate booths.
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