Electronica 2022 dedicated to Smart Energy
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The Energy transition presents our power grids with great challenges and puts itself in the focus of the Electronica 2022. From November 15 to 18, 2022, the world's leading trade fair for electronics in Munich will show the role it plays in the transformation of the energy infrastructure. Electronic components, assemblies and applications for Smart grids & Co. for the generation, distribution and storage of decentrally generated electricity from renewable sources play a major role.
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Smart Energy at Electronica 2022
13.06.2022/XNUMX/XNUMX | On the way to an alternative energy system, this is what it does Smart Energy concept made a significant contribution. It includes intelligent technologies and solutions aimed at the efficient production, distribution, use and storage of energy. According to a recent study by the Imarc Group, the global smart energy market is expected to grow from US$138,8 billion in 2021 to US$9,82 billion by 2027 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 247,8%. dollars rise. The main drivers are the required intelligent power grids, smart grids.
Visitors to this year's Electronica will encounter smart energy everywhere, because electronics also play a key role in the energy transition. That Power Electronics Forum deals with, for example power Electronics. Experts at the Embedded Platforms Conference will discuss current trends and developments in this area. The exhibition area Power Supply in Hall A4 includes the portfolio of power supplies, transformers, power packs and Batteries. In other exhibition halls, numerous exhibitors will be showing components and assemblies for smart energy and also presenting them in applications.
Electronica 2020 takes place as a virtual event
31.07.2020/XNUMX/XNUMX | the Electronica, World's leading trade fair and conference of Electrical Engineering, takes place this year as a purely virtual event. The Messe München has now decided to do so due to the currently tightening travel restrictions in Europe. The digital format enables exhibitors to book digital exhibition stands.
The World's leading trade fair Character of Electronica next November would not be given due to the now existing travel restrictions for numerous visitor and exhibitor countries.
“Even if a face-to-face exhibition with our protection and hygiene measures could have taken place, the current developments regarding new Travel restrictions numerous countries called for rethinking their planning, ”explains Falk Senger, Managing Director of Messe München.
“We are adapting to this dynamic situation and are now focusing on the virtual format. International exhibitors and visitors are the core of Electronica. Among the current Covid-19 We would not have been able to meet these expectations with a presence fair. ”
Kurt Sievers, CEO of NXP Semiconductors and Chairman of the Advisory Board of Electronica, added: “After a reassessment of the situation, I consider Messe München's decision to be very appropriate and responsible. We are pleased that with Electronica virtual a concept for 2020 is now being offered that enables exhibitors to reach their international customers even in the persistently difficult pandemic phase. Via the digital platform, exhibitors can present their innovations, find out about industry trends and network efficiently with customers and suppliers. "
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Christopher Stoppok, Head of the Components, Mobility & Systems division at the German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (ZVEI): “The electronics industry with its solutions is one of the major drivers of digitization. Let's use the innovative strength of the industry and meet virtually this year. Right now it is important to promote the exchange in the industry in order to regain economic upturn. "
Virtual trade fair with product presentation and supporting program
At virtual electronica, companies in the electronics industry can exchange ideas around the world. Despite travel restrictions, exhibitors can present their products and solutions to their international customers on the virtual exhibition stands.
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The digital conference and supporting program includes lectures and discussions on trending topics such as embedded, Automotive, Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), 5G, Medical Electronics and Smart Energy. In this way, interested parties can find out more, even if they cannot come to the exhibition center in Munich.
The exhibitors initially welcomed the expanded trade fair concept to include digital offers. The fair should take place in two ways. Because how much Covid-19 has affected the electronics industry is explained Christopher Stoppok, Head of the Components, Mobility & Systems division at the German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (ZVEI):
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“The corona pandemic has led to a decline in sales for some companies. It is all the more important that this year Electronica offers the industry, as usual, a platform to regain an economic upturn ”.
According to a current member survey by the industry association, the corona pandemic is having a noticeable impact on the business development of companies. With an average Sales decline of 14% is to be expected here.