Megger confirms sponsorship of Powered On Live event
Megger has become the latest firm to sign up to sponsor the Powered On Live two-day digital conference, which will take place June 15 – 16.
Megger has become the latest firm to sign up to sponsor the Powered On Live two-day digital conference, which will take place June 15 – 16.
As a gold sponsor, Megger will be hosting one of the many sessions that will be available to attendees during the two-day event, which is already gearing up to be a not-to-be-missed event.
Speakers already confirmed to be talking at the event come from the National Grid, Electrical Safety First, Octopus Energy and myenergi, while Riello UPS will be joining Megger in sponsoring the event.
With the electrical industry going through one of the biggest transitions in its entire history, Powered On Live will feature two days of in-depth discussions on the important topics that are on everyone’s minds. Whether it’s achieving the UK’s net zero goal or the increasing usage of microgrids, there’s bound to be a topic for everyone.
Powered On Live is completely free to attend, with attendees able to dip in and out of the sessions that matter most to them.
You can register for Powered On Live here, with the event set to take place June 15 – 16. More speakers and sponsors will be confirmed in due course, so make sure to stay tuned to Electrical Review to keep up to date with all things Powered On Live.
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