In mechanical engineering, electricity prices have long dictated margins—across machining, heat treatment, and compressed air. We show how mid-sized manufacturers bring procurement, storage, and flexibility together. Without needing an in-house energy team.

Data centers are growing faster than the grids they rely on. Anyone planning capacity today must also plan for energy—procurement, storage, flexibility. As a supporter of the German Datacenter Conference, we will be in Bad Vilbel talking with operators and project developers about how to solve this economically.

Whether dealing with powders, granules, bulk solids, liquids, or active pharmaceutical ingredients: process engineering is energy-intensive and characterized by complex production processes. We show how companies can combine energy procurement, energy management, battery storage systems, and flexible assets—for lower electricity costs and greater planning reliability in production.

Whether primary aluminum, casting, rolling, extrusion, or recycling: the aluminum industry is among the most energy-intensive sectors. Electricity costs, security of supply, and decarbonization are therefore strategic factors for competitiveness. We show how aluminum companies combine renewable procurement, energy management, battery storage, and flexible systems—for more predictable costs and greater flexibility in the energy market.

trawa will be at Motek in Stuttgart from October 6 to 8, in Hall 6, Booth 6240. We'll be showing how manufacturing companies can lower their electricity costs: through cost-optimized procurement, energy management software for all locations, and flexible control of battery storage and equipment. Book an appointment at our booth in advance or get your free ticket.

Plastics processing is one of the most power-intensive manufacturing processes in medium-sized businesses—injection molding, extrusion, and drying run around the clock. At Fakuma, we will show you how to structure your energy procurement, reduce peak loads, and use battery storage economically. You can find us from October 12 to 16 in Hall B1, Booth 1303.

In refrigeration, air conditioning, ventilation, and heat pump technology, energy consumption increasingly determines operating costs and competitiveness. We show how companies can bring together energy procurement, energy management, battery storage systems, and flexible equipment—for greater planning security and lower electricity costs.

From laser cutting and punching to welding and forming: In sheet metal processing, energy prices have a direct impact on margins. We show how manufacturing companies can align electricity procurement, energy management, storage systems, and flexible machinery so that volatile markets don't turn into a production risk.

Energy is a major cost and emissions driver in the supply chain. trawa combines renewable power supply with intelligent procurement and energy management, enabling companies to better control their energy costs and reduce their carbon footprint. Discover our approach at the BVL Supply Chain CX.

In mechanical engineering, energy costs are increasingly determining competitiveness. trawa is at FMB 2026 in Bad Salzuflen, demonstrating how suppliers and machine builders can reduce their energy costs and make them predictable through renewable power supplies and intelligent energy management.

trawa is at BrauBeviale 2026 in Nuremberg. Discover how renewable power supply and intelligent energy management help breweries and beverage manufacturers gain better control over their energy use.