Every year, CWIEME Berlin brings together the companies, engineers, manufacturers and decision-makers driving progress across transformers, electric motors, power systems and electrification.
From product launches and manufacturing investments to strategic partnerships and industry milestones, the conversations that begin at CWIEME Berlin continue to create impact long after the event closes.
A long-term capacity agreement signed at CWIEME Berlin 2026 will help secure the supply of high-voltage bushings for critical grid infrastructure projects in the United States, reinforcing the importance of collaboration across the global transformer value chain.
At CWIEME Berlin 2026, Hitachi Energy introduced two new transformer component solutions designed to support more sustainable and space-efficient power networks. The launch highlighted how manufacturers are responding to evolving grid requirements, regulatory changes and growing demand for infrastructure that supports electrification.
CWIEME Berlin 2026 provided the launch platform for a major expansion in copper conductor manufacturing, with Hirect announcing commercial availability of three new product lines serving transformer, traction motor and grid applications.
At CWIEME Berlin 2026, PTTX Türkiye announced the successful launch of transformer core production at its manufacturing facility in Türkiye. The milestone marks an important step in the company's global manufacturing strategy and strengthens regional supply capabilities for transformer manufacturers.
More than 400 customers, partners and industry leaders from over 30 countries gathered at CWIEME Berlin 2026 as Reinhausen celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Jansen patent, an innovation that helped shape modern transformer technology and power systems around the world.
Reinhausen and Iceland-based RST Net formalised a new agreement that sees RST Net become a Reinhausen Certified Service Partner. The agreement builds on a long-standing relationship between the two organisations and strengthens Reinhausen's global service network, supporting customers with specialist expertise and local service capabilities.
As transformer fleets age and utilities focus on reliability and asset performance, partnerships that expand technical support and maintenance expertise continue to play an important role across the industry.
Hyosung Heavy Industries and Trench Group signed a long-term capacity agreement for the supply of high-voltage bushings supporting utility projects across the United States. The agreement secures supply for projects operating at voltage levels up to 765 kV and reinforces collaboration between two organisations with extensive experience supporting large-scale transmission infrastructure.
The announcement reflects growing investment in grid expansion and modernisation projects, with manufacturers and suppliers working together to strengthen supply resilience for critical power infrastructure.
Preformed Windings used CWIEME Berlin 2026 to share details of several planned investments aimed at supporting growing demand for high-voltage winding solutions. The company announced plans for a new purpose-built manufacturing facility in Rotherham, increased capacity for high-voltage coils, a new generator bar production line, and the launch of Preformed Labs, a dedicated research, development and high-voltage insulation testing centre.
The investment programme highlights continued confidence in the long-term growth of transformer, generator and electrical manufacturing markets, alongside the increasing importance of innovation and testing capabilities across the value chain.
The announcements shared during CWIEME Berlin 2026 demonstrate the role the event plays in bringing together the organisations shaping the future of transformers, electric motors, grid infrastructure and electrical manufacturing.
From new technologies and manufacturing investments to long-term partnerships and industry milestones, CWIEME Berlin continues to be where the entire industry comes together to connect, collaborate and drive progress forward.
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