MERSEN joins ECPE strengthening its presence in the european power electronics ecosystem
Mersen has joined the European Center for Power Electronics (ECPE), Europe's leading industry network dedicated to advancing power electronics technologies and fostering collaboration between industry, academia and research organizations.
Advancing power electronics technologies accross Europe
Mersen is pleased to announce its recent partnership with the European Center for Power Electronics (ECPE), Europe's leading industry network dedicated to advancing power electronics technologies and fostering collaboration between industry, academia and research organizations.
About ECPE
Founded in 2003, ECPE brings together more than 230 members from across the European power electronics value chain, including industrial companies, universities, laboratories, research centers and public institutions. The organization is widely recognized for its role in facilitating technical exchanges and developing technology roadmaps that support future European research and innovation programs.
ECPE's activities cover key technological areas such as power semiconductors, simulation, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), cooling technologies and artificial intelligence applications for power electronics. These topics closely align with Mersen's areas of expertise and strategic focus, making ECPE an ideal platform for engaging with leading industrial players, suppliers, laboratories and research organizations across Europe.
Mersen's participation in ECPE reflects our commitment to remaining at the forefront of technological developments in power electronics and supporting innovation across the industries we serve. As electrification continues to accelerate, collaboration between industry and research is becoming increasingly important. Joining ECPE will allow us to further strengthen our expertise, contribute to key technical discussions and engage with the broader European power electronics community to help address the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow
Thomas FOUET
Research & Development Manager at Mersen
Building the future of power electronics
By actively contributing to the ECPE network, Mersen aims not only to deepen its knowledge of emerging technologies but also to participate in discussions that help shape future research priorities and innovation topics relevant to the evolution of power electronics in Europe.
With applications ranging from renewable energy and transportation to industrial automation and energy storage, power electronics play a critical role in the global energy transition.
Backed by decades of experience in power management, Mersen brings recognized expertise in laminated bus bars, high-speed fuses, advanced cooling solutions, and other technologies that help improve the performance, reliability and efficiency of power electronics systems.