Mobilising electrification and digitalisation for a sustainable society
Electrification and digitalisation are key areas in the ongoing social transition. The solutions must have an impact and lead to changes across entire areas of society, sectors and industries. And we need to be faster!
Elfack mobilises the cooperation needed to succeed. Here, the actors in real estate and cities, transport and industry can meet a combined electricity and lighting industry to jointly move the position forward. People, technology, economics and politics are given space to interact for a higher purpose. It is only together and with joint efforts that we can succeed.
Elfack offers the opportunity to meet a combined electricity and lighting industry with a comprehensive exhibition, space for meetings and discussion, an extensive seminar programme and educational activities.
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Subjects at Elfack 2023
Installation
New technologies and solutions for the future of the electricity industry
Lighting
Discover new technology and energy-efficient solutions
Energy
Knowledge and solutions for a stable energy system
Real estate
Measurement, analysis and control of the property's energy use
The programme council ensure quality content
The pace of development is incredible right now, in every area of technology. We need to raise skills to adapt to a climate-smart society, with ever-increasing levels of digitalisation. Elfack aims to mobilise the transition and impart new knowledge in the different parts of the sector. A council of key players ensures the quality of the theatre programme.
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