30 September 2025 - 1 October 2025
8010 Graz, Austria
Power Electronics for Energy Transition Symposium
Welcome to the Power Electronics for Energy Transition Symposium!
Power Electronics is one of the key technologies for the energy transition. Two of Austria’s largest research centers for electronic systems – AIT Austrian Institute of Technology and Silicon Austria Labs (SAL) have joined forces to organize this event as a meeting point for industry and academia in central Europe.
The Power Electronics for Energy Transition Symposium will focus on newest technology for automotive applications (including charging), renewable energy in medium voltage applications and DC grids for industry taking onto account the value chain from components to assembly, system and application. Given the rapid growth of electrification around the world the sustainability of electric components is becoming an important topic and therefore will also be addressed.
Which key topics will be addressed at the event?
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Power Electronics in automotive applications
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Power Electronics in medium voltage applications
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Charging
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DC Industry
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Sustainability & Circular Economy in Power Electronics
How to get involved
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Talk: Both industry and academia are invited to hand in abstracts for the described topics, the call will open in February 2025. Selected papers will be invited to give a talk.
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Poster session: Selected papers will be invited to present a poster.
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Exhibition: A table-top-exhibition will accompany the event.
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Sponsoring: There are attractive sponsorship packages available for companies or organizations.
Registration will open in the beginning of 2025
Location and venue
Graz is one of the economic centers of Austria and the Headquarters of Silicon Austria Labs (SAL) . Graz has a rich industrial heritage and strong presence of industry and research, providing an ideal environment for SAL's cutting-edge research as well as many other companies active in power electronics.
The event venue Steiermarkhof is located in the south-east of the city and easily reached by car and public transport (bus from the train station). It offers state-of-the-art conference facilities, lots of space for exhibition/networking as well as a modern hotel (https://hotel.steiermarkhof.at/))
Contact
Silicon Austria Labs
Peter Rechberger