埃森国际能源及水资源展览会（E-world energy & water）是国际上最重要的能源及水资源保护展览会之一，是欧洲国家保护资源的重要会议，每年一届，在埃森国际展览中心举行。每年均来自一个西欧国家作为E-World伙伴国，这样得到至少两个国家的政府部门及相关单位的重要支持与参与，举行各种能源与水资源保护论坛及会议，同时举行智能能源应用及技术展览会议。主办方将E-World展会的主角让给重要的能源生产国，建立和创造的更多合作和机会，得到广大参展企业及专业观众的充分肯定。
E-world energy & water的重点是为未来的能源供应提供创新的解决方案 - 从发电，通过分销和存储到零售，效率和绿色技术等解决方案，在存储、分散设施和能源服务领域的贸易展览会不断地增长，许多参展商同时参加了德国最大的智能能源展会，其重点是可再生能源和智能技术。该展的参展商约有一半来自能源服务领域，其次是IT、能源贸易和能源效率，其他领域是营销和销售，存储设施和网络， 约10％来自能量产生企业。
展会规模：600家企业参展，贸易观众人数2万；同期举办的能源峰会上300位能源界专家作了精彩发言，来自各国能源行业的观众，尤其是公司的高层决策者、政界人士、投资商们对展会给予高度评价，盛赞埃森能源展为他们寻求商机与合作伙伴、掌握能源发展前沿技术提供了最佳平台。
展品范围(Show Products):
电站、热电联产、燃料电池、电力能源、电机与发电厂设备、输配电、高低压电器、工业自动化系统、地热能、太阳能、风能、生物能源、废物处理、排污技术。
展会报告(Show Reports):
More exhibitors, more visitors and a great atmosphere: E‑world energy & water has impressively demonstrated its position as Europe’s leading trade fair for the energy industry. With a record 980 exhibitors from 34 nations, the largest trade fair area to date was occupied. 33,000 trade visitors – an increase of ten percent – from over 70 nations created a positive and dynamic atmosphere at Messe Essen from February 11 to 13, 2025. The second day of the trade fair was particularly busy: decision-makers, trade visitors and industry experts took the opportunity to engage in intensive discussions on current developments, innovations and challenges relating to the energy transition.
“One thing is already clear: E‑world 2026 will grow! The interest – especially from abroad – in exhibiting here is enormous. We are responding to this and expanding the trade fair by another hall next year,” says Stefanie Hamm, Managing Director of E‑world GmbH. Sabina Großkreuz, also Managing Director of E‑world GmbH, adds: “We have once again succeeded in bringing together the who’s who of the energy industry in Essen. The energy industry is facing major challenges, which were discussed intensively at the trade fair stands and expert forums.”
once again, it was confirmed that E‑world is the trade fair for decision-makers. Over 80 percent of trade visitors are involved in purchases in their companies. The strongest visitor groups were energy suppliers, municipal utilities, local authorities and service providers. They were particularly interested in the areas of energy trading, energy generation, storage and energy services. E‑world also increased its internationality once again. Around 30 percent of the trade visitors traveled to Essen from abroad – a particularly large number of visitors came from the UK, the Netherlands and Switzerland.
Carsten Poppinga, Chief Commercial Officer of Uniper: “E‑world means one thing above all: dialog. For us, E-World is a unique platform for direct dialog with our customers and partners. Their clear message over the past three days: secure and affordable energy is needed. We have decades of experience in operating critical infrastructure. We have global market expertise and a broad-based electricity and gas portfolio. And for these reasons, we offer our customers the best solutions and are also shaping a climate-neutral energy world.”
Exhibitors showcased innovations that play a key role in the energy transition
The tension between climate neutrality and competitiveness was a central theme at E‑world. As the leading trade fair, it covered the entire value chain of the energy industry – from energy generation, its transportation and storage to energy trading and services through to sustainable mobility.
Exhibitors showcased a wide range of innovations in the energy market, such as digital twins for the more efficient use of heating networks, solar carports, systems for photovoltaic electricity marketing by companies, automated heat pump planning and smart meters for energy-saving electricity consumption. Above all, digitalization serves companies as an important lever for achieving their climate targets and reducing costs for end consumers. Flexibility management systems and energy storage systems, which were also presented at the trade fair, play an important role here as well.
Many leading companies in the energy industry are based in Essen and North Rhine-Westphalia. Minister of Economic Affairs and Climate Protection of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Mona Neubaur: “E‑world shows how companies from North Rhine-Westphalia are actively shaping change and what solutions are needed to make our energy system fit for the future. This shows just how much energy industry expertise is at home here.”
Experts provide important impetus for the energy industry
The financing of the energy and heating transition was also a topic at many events at E‑world. At the Energy Leadership Meeting on the day before the trade fair, the main players in the industry discussed topics such as “Climate neutrality and competitiveness for the industry – a contradiction?”. At the opening press conference on the first day of the trade fair, Kerstin Andreae, Chairwoman of the Executive Board of BDEW (German Association of Energy and Water Industries), and Dr. Christoph Müller, CEO of transmission system operator Amprion, pointed out that energy and grid costs must fall and become more affordable.
The four well-attended forums directly in the exhibition halls also offered space for exchange and first-hand information. The presentations at the New Energy Systems Forum, which focused on shaping the transformation of European energy systems towards renewable energies, met with particularly strong interest.
E‑world is also attractive for the next generation of the industry. There were over 1,300 registrations for the Career Day. On the last day of the show, students and young professionals took the opportunity to network with companies, find out more about career paths and make important contacts.
Already strong interest in E‑world 2026
Exhibitors and visitors were very satisfied with their participation in E‑world 2025. 94 percent of trade visitors recommend the trade fair to others and plan to visit again. On the exhibitor side, there is also a lot of interest in the next E‑world, which will take place at Messe Essen from February 10 to 12, 2026. 97 percent stated that they wanted to take part in E‑world again.
