Eurofins IESPM will attend the CIGRE 2022 congress. This international event is aimed at experts in the field of electrical energy distribution. Come and meet us at the Palais des Congrès in Paris for this new edition. 

CIGRE : International Council of Large Electric Systems.

Established in 1921, this community brings together professionals and world’s leading experts of electric systems from over 90 countries.

It manages the world’s largest knowledge programme, covering 16 areas of work on all key aspects of the power system. The CIGRE carries out studies and research to improve current electricity networks and to build those of the future. The community is therefore the source of many reference publications in the field of power system expertise.

Its biennial congress is a world’s leading event on power systems.

What to expect from this Congress ? 

In addition to the working groups and the conferences, there will be three levels of exhibition space for over 9,000 visitors.

The congress brings together, among others, experts in electrical systems, electric utilities, manufacturers, consultants, but also universities, research laboratories and regulators …

Why is Eurofins IESPM involved?

Eurofins IESPM specialises in dielectric fluid analysis, a recognised and essential monitoring technique for the maintenance of transformers and electrical equipment.

Eurofins IESPM has been participating in the CIGRE exhibition for several years to raise awareness of the importance of regular monitoring of dielectric fluids and transformer oils.

Martin-Charles Kimball-Dejoie, our dielectric expert, is an active member of CIGRE. Every year, he participates in working groups, in particular to ensure a scientific and normative watch in the field of dielectric fluids alongside international experts.

We invite you to visit our stand S280 to discover all our dielectric fluid analysis solutions for optimising transformer maintenance.

Practical information and registration on the CIGRE website

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