Hannover. At the upcoming HANNOVER MESSE, the concept of the All Electric Society will be highlighted for the first time on a large scale with its own arena. The arena will be organised by the ZVEI together with well-known exhibitors. As stated by Gunther Koschnick, Head of Industry at ZVEI, "The aim of the All Electric Society Arena is to discuss the possibilities of an energy supply largely based on renewable energies, and to put them into practice." Within a diverse program of presentations, industry experts, scientists, and politicians will shed light on how the future will be increasingly electric. In addition to being an integral part of the daily themed guided tours, the arena is directly connected to the ZVEI stand located in the middle of Hall 11, stand B58.

Koschnick continues, "The ZVEI target image of the All Electric Society represents the industry's contribution to achieving the agreed climate targets." "Direct electrification of technologies and processes, as well as sector coupling and intelligent storage technologies such as hydrogen and power-to-X, will play an important role in this process. HANNOVER MESSE is therefore well positioned to adopt the All Electric Society as the energy efficiency scenario for a carbon-neutral industrial society."

A carbon-neutral industry is an ideal framework for all initiatives related to this year's main theme, "Energising a Sustainable Industry". According to Hubertus von Monschaw, Global Director Trade Fair and Product Management HANNOVER MESSE, Deutsche Messe, the All Electric Society Arena will demonstrate how the industry can contribute to achieving climate goals.

The All Electric Society Arena at HANNOVER MESSE is supported by DKE, Eaton, Finder, Harting, Pepperl+Fuchs, PHOENIX CONTACT, Rittal, Schneider Electric, Siemens, Wöhner and Deutsche Messe.

HANNOVER MESSE is the world’s leading trade fair for industrial technology. Its lead theme “Energising a Sustainable Industry” brings together exhibiting companies from mechanical and electrical engineering, the digital industry and the energy sector to present solutions for the future of manufacturing and energy supply. Leading topics include Industrie 4.0/Manufacturing-X, energy for industry, digitalisation/artificial intelligence and machine learning, carbon-neutral production, and hydrogen and fuel cells. Conferences and forums complement the program. The next edition runs from 22 to 26 April 2024 in Hannover, Germany. Norway is Partner Country.