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The smarter E Europe 2022: Focus on Green Hydrogen

January 19, 2022

The smarter E Europe, the continent’s largest platform for the energy industry, welcomes increased efforts promoting green hydrogen, as recently announced by Robert Habeck, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action in Germany.

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The smarter E Europe 2022: Start-ups and Young Companies Take Center Stage

January 20, 2022

At Europe’s largest platform for the energy industry, The smarter E Europe, start-ups will present their solutions in the Start-up Area in hall B5, meet national and international decision makers of the industry and forge new business relationships.

Fabian Jochem

Green Hydrogen as a Solution for a Reliable Power Supply?

The smarter E Podcast Episode 77 | Language: German

January 13, 2022

Interview with Fabian Jochem, Head of Strategy at SMA Sunbelt.

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ees Europe at a Glance

Innovating Energy Storage

ees Europe is the continent’s largest and most international exhibition for batteries and energy storage systems. Under the motto “Innovating energy storage”, the yearly event brings together manufacturers, distributors, project developers, system integrators, professional users and suppliers of innovative battery technologies and sustainable solutions for storing renewable energies such as green hydrogen and Power-to-Gas applications.

ees Europe will take place as part of The smarter E Europe and parallel to the three energy exhibitions Intersolar Europe, Power2Drive Europe and EM-Power Europe at Messe München from May 11–13, 2022.

The exhibition will be accompanied by the ees Europe Conference where leading experts delve into current questions of this industry.

Quick Facts

Date

May 11–13, 2022

Opening Hours

9:00am-6:00pm | Wednesday
9:00am-6:00pm | Thursday
9:00am-5:00pm | Friday

Venue

B1–B2

Messe München
Messegelände
81823 Munich, Germany
Exhibitors

280+ (1,450 at The smarter E Europe in total)

480+ providers of products and solutions for energy storage technologies and systems

80+ providers of solutions for hydrogen, fuell cells and power-to-gas
Exhibition Space 22,000 sqm (132,000 sqm at The smarter E Europe in total)
Visitors 50,000+ (expected) at The smarter E Europe in total
Tickets Day Ticket: €35 Early Bird / €45 regular
3-Day Ticket: €55 Early Bird / €75 regular

Further information as well as the online ticket shop are available soon. The early bird rate is available until May 10, 2022.

Focus Topics and Special Areas

Market trends and innovations have always been at the heart of ees Europe.

Exhibition Segments and Target Groups

Exhibition Segments

  • Energy storage technologies
  • Energy storage system components and equipment
  • Battery production technologies/ machine and plant construction
  • Energy storage systems
  • Other

Exhibition segments in detail

Exhibitor Groups

  • Battery cell producers
  • Rechargeable battery manufacturers
  • Energy storage system suppliers
  • Distributors
  • Service providers
  • Project developers/EPC companies
  • Battery system integrators
  • Research institutes
  • Test institutes for batteries, test equipment manufacturers
  • Battery production technologies & materials
  • Fuel cell manufacturers
  • Hydrogen/power-to-gas

Visitor Target Groups

  • Planners and installers
  • Systems integrators/EPCs for batteries, energy storage systems and e-mobility
  • Large-scale distributors
  • Energy suppliers and municipal utilities
  • Grid operators
  • Towns, local authorities and public institutions
  • Energy trading companies
  • Operators of facilities for generating renewable energy
  • Suppliers to battery manufacturers
  • Factory planners for battery manufacturers and the automotive industry
  • Planners and operators of UPS and back-up power systems
  • Manufacturers, distributors and systems providers from the battery and energy storage industry
  • Manufacturers, distributors and systems providers working in the renewable energy sector

Parallel Events of The smarter E Europe

The smarter E Europe comprises exhibitions, conferences, forums, workshops and other events offering exhibitors, visitors and partners alike a chance to discuss visions and pioneering concepts surrounding the modern energy industry. The platform sets focal points and trends, advances developments and promotes an exchange of ideas between industries.

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EU Recovery Package: Make or Break for the Green Deal?

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June 11, 2020

Aurelie Beauvais, Policy Director of SolarPower Europe answers questions about the green deal.

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Rana Adib

Why the Energy Transition is Still an Electricity Turnaround Worldwide

The smarter E Podcast Episode 28

November 26, 2020

CEO Rana Adib talks about why, if you look at the numbers, the world wide energy transition, effectively is only an electricity turnaround.