The Agent of Change for the Indian Power Electronics Industry

PCIM in India: 2025

The Indian power electronics industry is poised for significant growth in the near to mid-term. With a supportive policy ecosystem and strong government backing, coupled with soaring demand from key application areas, India offers a lucrative opportunity for world’s power electronics majors to invest and expand.

At this opportune time, the globally renowned PCIM event debuts in India as a leadership-level conference and miniexpo. The event aims to be the “agent of change” for the Indian power electronics sector, discussing the latest innovations shaping the future of power electronics and offering a platform to explore synergies and opportunities through exchange of insights and high-level networking.

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PCIM – Technology hub for the power electronics industry

The PCIM Expo & Conference in Nuremberg, Germany is the leading international event for Power Electronics, Intelligent Motion, Renewable Energy and Energy Management. Since 1979, the PCIM Expo & Conference has been the meeting place for the global power electronics community, connecting experts from industry and best minds from academia dedicated to cutting-edge research and innovation along the entire power electronics value chain. This has made the PCIM an unmissable event for the industry for decades.

In 2002, the PCIM launched its first Asian edition at China, which since then has been serving annually as the region’s nerve centre for the latest in Power Electronics.

The steady rise in the demand for power electronics in India is driven by sustained and significant growth in their major application areas over recent years. These in turn are propelled by a focused and consistent policy push and massive investment in infrastructure by the Government and include the following:

However, most of India’s demand for advanced Power Electronics is largely met by imports, leaving a huge opportunity for international majors to explore the lucrative Indian market, investing in manufacturing facilities, innovation and R&D centres.