The focus topic “Sustainability” at electronica 2024 highlighted the many aspects that make environmentally friendly and resource-saving electrification possible.
The All Electric Society (AES) is more than a technology shift. It is a paradigm shift towards a sustainable future. The focus topic "Sustainability" at electronica 2024 highlighted the many aspects that make environmentally friendly and resource-saving electrification possible.
Sustainability in the All Electric Society means designing electrical and electronic systems so that they leave a minimal environmental footprint. This includes the efficient use of resources, the reduction of waste and emissions, and the consideration of social aspects.
Climate change and limited resources are major challenges for humanity. Sustainable development is therefore essential to avoid further burdening future generations. Electrification offers an opportunity to address these challenges, but it requires a high level of sustainability in all phases of the product life cycle.
Industry is increasingly recognizing the link between sustainability and business success. Companies are integrating sustainability criteria into their business models and focusing on green technologies. Trends such as circular economy, green supply chains, and sustainable product design are gaining momentum.
electronica's outstanding supporting program also highlighted what is driving the industry in the area of sustainability in the electronics industry. The focus here was on knowledge transfer and the exchange of expertise.
Many companies will be showcasing their sustainable solutions and products at electronica 2024, including
electronica 2024 offered a comprehensive program of lectures, workshops and discussions that examined the entire electronics value chain from a sustainability perspective.
One of the most important events was the Circular Economy Forum.
Renowned exhibitors presented the latest products and services. The exhibitor list shows which industry giants and up-and-coming companies were represented at electronica.