Grid expansion is accelerating across Europe and increasing demand for reliable switchgear, protection systems and grid technologies that can support a more resilient electricity network.
CWIEME Berlin connects switchgear materials and components suppliers with switchgear manufacturers, utilities, grid operators, EPC’s and engineering teams sourcing solutions across the entire transmission and distribution supply chain.
If your business develops medium or high voltage switchgear components, protection equipment, monitoring technologies or substation solutions, CWIEME Berlin is where you can build new relationships and position your brand at the centre of Europe's evolving power sector.
CWIEME Berlin connects switchgear component and materials suppliers with the organisations modernising Europe’s grids and sourcing SF6-free, digitally enabled and resilient technologies.
Meet engineering, procurement and technical decision makers
Build relationships with utilities, TSOs, DSOs and EPCs
Showcase new switchgear and protection technologies
Position your business within Europe's expanding grid infrastructure market
Connect with manufacturers delivering transformers, substations and power equipment
Join globally recognised manufacturers and technology leaders who already use CWIEME Berlin to strengthen relationships across electrical manufacturing and power infrastructure.
Put your products in front of utilities, grid operators, manufacturers, EPCs and engineering teams actively looking for the technologies shaping Europe’s future grid networks.
Download the sales brochure to discover the audience, commercial benefits and exhibitor packages available at CWIEME Berlin.
Download sales brochureThe expansion of transmission and distribution at CWIEME Berlin brings together the organisations switchgear manufacturers want to meet.
Planning and maintaining high voltage transmission infrastructure.
Upgrading local electricity networks and integrating renewable energy.
Investing in substations, network resilience and asset replacement.
Delivering grid infrastructure projects across Europe.
Looking for components, materials and technologies that power next-generation switchgear.
Developing smarter, more connected electricity networks.
Dieter Renner, Head of Marketing and Sales, Hitachi Energy
Armando Pastore, Product & Technology Business Leader, GE Vernova
Exhibiting at CWIEME Berlin gives your business access to far more than the exhibition floor. From specialist content to structured networking, every part of the event is designed to help suppliers build stronger commercial relationships.
Explore discussions covering grid resilience, AI, transformer demand, digitalisation, decarbonisation and the technologies reshaping transmission and distribution.
Connect with registered engineering, procurement and R&D professionals before the event and arrange meetings in advance through the official networking platform. Description
Meet manufacturers, utilities, engineering leaders and technology providers from across the electrical manufacturing and power sectors.
Connect with companies supplying materials, components, transformers, motors, manufacturing technologies and grid infrastructure under one roof.
Launching at CWIEME Berlin 2027, the Grid Delivery Summit brings together utilities, grid operators, manufacturers and technology providers focused on accelerating grid delivery across Europe.
The Grid Delivery Summit explores the challenges shaping today's transmission and distribution networks, from supply chain resilience and digitalisation to grid expansion and next generation infrastructure, creating another opportunity for switchgear suppliers to connect with the organisations driving investment.
Discover the Grid Delivery Summit
Whether you're introducing new switchgear technologies, expanding into new markets or strengthening relationships with utilities and engineering partners, discover how CWIEME Berlin can support your commercial goals.
For over 30 years, CWIEME Berlin has been the global meeting place for transformer, motor and electrical manufacturing professionals. As the event expands into transmission and distribution, it creates new opportunities for switchgear manufacturers to connect with the organisations shaping Europe's future electricity networks.