Green Electronics 2027

Sustainability from Strategy to Manufacturing

Sustainable electronics manufacturing involves more than just energy efficiency. Material usage, scrap, repairability, the circular economy, and new storage technologies also play a crucial role. At the same time, companies must respond to changing regulatory requirements and develop economically viable solutions. Green Electronics 2027 therefore combines strategic issues with practical experience and insights into forward-looking technologies.

ESG, Repair, and New Technologies

Prof. Dr. Daniel Graewe explores how companies can remain capable of acting despite shifts in policy and changing ESG requirements. Andreas Walter from the Electronic Academy explains why sustainability begins right at the repair station and how electronic assemblies can be salvaged rather than hastily scrapped.

John E. Toft, Managing Director of PHENOGY Europe, will present sodium-ion technology as an alternative for stationary battery storage. Prof. Dr. Markus Roth of Focused Energy will offer a broader perspective on potential forms of energy supply with his keynote address on laser-based nuclear fusion.

Moderator Susanne Schöne will tie together the day’s diverse perspectives and guide the audience through the program with her experience, presence, and keen intuition. Additional speakers and program items will be announced in due course.

Networking Starts the Evening Before

Green Electronics sees itself not only as a conference but also as a platform for personal encounters. As early as January 20, 2027, a relaxed pre-event program will offer an opportunity to get to know one another and network.

The technology forum will take place on January 21, 2027, at the Alte Papierfabrik in Wuppertal. The event is organized by kolb Cleaning Technology GmbH, MTM Ruhrzinn GmbH, STANNOL GmbH & Co. KG, and STEGO Elektrotechnik GmbH.

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