Supercharging Conference 2026
This edition has already taken place. From September 22 to 23, 2026.

Supercharging Conference 2026

Dresden, Germany | From September 22 to 23, 2026

Supercharging Conference 2026 takes place from September 22 to 23, 2026 in Dresden. Learn about the attendee profile, tickets, and how to prepare your B2B prospecting. Web

Energy
Joaquín Montesinos Published September 22, 2026

Charging infrastructure and power engineering drive the technical agenda as demand for fast charging scales across fleets and public networks. The Supercharging Conference 2026 gathers practical engineering debate and commercial contacts focused on high-power charging.

Context for the 30th Supercharging Conference

The programme is presented as the 30th Supercharging Conference and runs from 22 to 23 September 2026 in Dresden. The event targets professionals involved in electric charging systems, power electronics and the design of charging installations.

Dates and logistics in Dresden

Sessions are scheduled across two days, 22 and 23 September 2026. The official listing does not specify a venue. Attendees should expect concentrated technical sessions and dedicated time for meetings between suppliers and technical buyers.

Sectors and company profiles to prioritise

The conference focuses on the energy sector segments working on charging infrastructure, charge point manufacturers, system integrators and fleet operators. Key professional profiles include power engineers, grid planners and project leads responsible for deploying high-power charging points.

How to prepare B2B prospecting at Supercharging Conference 2026

Set targeted objectives and identify decision makers by role before the event. Prepare two pitch formats: a technical brief with specifications and a commercial summary that highlights implementation timelines and cost drivers. Reach out in advance to request short technical meetings and follow up with validation calls after the conference.

During on-site conversations, offer technical validation paths such as site surveys or pilot installations. Record commitments and classify leads by purchasing horizon and technical readiness to prioritise post-event follow up.

Technical topics to emphasise

Focus on interoperability with charging protocols, thermal management under high load, transformer sizing and grid connection strategies. Demonstrations and real-world installation case studies that show performance under sustained high-power operation will be more effective than generic product presentations.

For teams aiming to position charging solutions or secure technical partnerships, concentrating on technically verifiable proposals will yield faster traction. Registration details and official conference information are available at https://aufladetechnische-konferenz.de/en/upcoming-conferences/.

Registration and tickets on the official website: aufladetechnische-konferenz.de

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