Buildings technology, industrial technology and energy technology are the trending topics at elektrotechnik. The focal points of the show – which is being held at Messe Dortmund between 8 and 10 February 2023 – include computerised construction, smart homes, the Smart Factory revolution, renewable energies and control cabinet construction. This is obviously in tune with current needs and expectations, as a host of companies have already confirmed their participation. These include world-famous names and industry behemoths such as Siemens, Hager, ABB, Trilux and the thermotechnology subsidiary of Bosch, and some 'hidden champions' are due to attend as well.

Dortmund, 26 October 2022 – The elektrotechnik 2023 trade show in Dortmund is set to be a well-thought-out 'buyer meets seller' event for tradespeople, wholesalers and retailers, planners, people in the energy industry and production managers, and also for exhibitors themselves. The latest trends, innovations and industry-specific developments are set to be the defining themes. The show will cover areas such as building information management (BIM) and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) and will put special focus on things like renewable energies. In other areas too, the show – which boasts exhibitors from all industry-related areas – will offer a comprehensive overview of all trends and topics of future importance to the electrical engineering sector.

This is also one of the aims of businesses like the Siemens corporation whose stand is set to focus, among other things, on building technology. The German market leader in technical lighting, Trilux, is also to contribute to this and will present new products and innovations at elektrotechnik 2023, as will Zumtobel and Ledvance which also operate in the field of innovative lighting technology. Another well-known name that trade visitors can look forward to is Bosch Thermotechnik. The largest European supplier of heating systems has already reserved a stand area and will have some innovations in store.

Weidmüller Interface is a key company in the industry and what is known as a 'hidden champion'. The company manufactures electrical connection systems for worldwide use and is one of the Top 3 in its sector globally. It also focuses on digital transformation of wind turbine systems. Nevertheless, the company is only a familiar name to industry insiders and thus qualifies as a 'hidden champion'. In the field of measurement technology, elektrotechnik 2023 will feature a number of suppliers, one of which is GMCI – Gossen Metrawatt. This is one of the many businesses that will be informing visitors to elektrotechnik 2023 about innovations in this specific subject area.

The exhibitors will also include planners – for example, planning consultants Delta Umwelttechnik have secured a stand. They specialise in environmental engineering projects in the fields of mechanical engineering and pipework, process engineering, electrical and civil engineering.



Right now, these and many other show participants are set to meet up in Halls 3, 4, 5 and 6 at Messe Dortmund.

The interesting and diverse exhibitor propositions will be complemented by a comprehensive supporting programme at the show which will cover all the above topic areas. For example, it is planned to have discussion forums and keynote talks on several stages, with workshops and information events providing the finishing touch to the programme. And if you can't wait until the show, take a look right now at the IMPULSGEBER series online which got underway in April 2021 and each month features experts offering exciting insights into current developments, technologies and solutions in the electrical industry.