ELFACK 2021 is moving to 3 - 6 MAY 2022
In light of the late summer’s positive news about the reduced spread of infection in Sweden and across Europe, our hope and ambition was to be in a position to organise ELFACK according to plan in May 2021. More recent developments, with the increased spread of infection and reintroduced restrictions meant we had to reconsider the plan.
Having had close dialogues with exhibitors, visitors, industry organisations and partners in recent weeks, we reached the conclusion that ELFACK 2021 should move to 2022 as a physical event.
The annual strategy conference Power Circle Summit is going ahead as planned on 4 May 2021 together with our partners the Swedish Energy Agency, Power Circle and EIT InnoEnergy.
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Electrification and digitalisation
for sustainable development
Together with Power Circle Summit and SWITCH, ELFACK is a cross-border trade show focused on future solutions in electricity, power, light and information technology.
At ELFACK, industry representatives gather to network and do business, find out about new technology and innovations, get inspiration for new solutions and benefit from the unique knowledge content on offer.
Safe to visit - Safe to exhibit
The safety and health for visitors and employees is our top priority. In order to offer you the best possible conditions when you visit us, we have adapted our facilities and adopted new routines according to prevailing circumstances. Our meeting place is vast which makes it easy to keep a distance.
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