The doors to the global meeting place for the electrical manufacturing supply chain are now closed. Over three days, the industry came together to connect across the value chain, explore solutions, and move projects forward.
With expert-led sessions, live discussions, and thousands of in-person meetings, the event once again delivered where it matters — real conversations, real outcomes, and real progress.
The session explored the widening engineering skills gap across all levels, examining how evolving technologies are reshaping workforce needs and highlighting the importance of diverse talent pipelines through apprenticeships, vocational routes, and industry–academia partnerships.
The CWIEME Awards celebrated the companies and individuals driving progress across the sector. From innovation in manufacturing to advancements in materials and technology, the awards highlighted the work shaping the future of the industry.
Future engineers took part in dedicated sessions designed to connect emerging talent with the industry. Students and early-career professionals engaged with experts, explored career pathways, and gained a clearer view of opportunities across the electrical manufacturing value chain.
The Women in Engineering programme brought professionals together to share perspectives, build connections, and support greater representation across the sector. The sessions created space for open discussion, practical insight, and continued collaboration.
European Committee of Manufacturers of Electrical Machines and Power Electronics (CEMEP)
President
CWIEME Berlin 2026 has come to a close, but the connections, insights, and opportunities continue beyond the show floor. If you want to stay connected to the global meeting place for transformer, motor, and e-mobility innovators, now is the time to look ahead.
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