Connecting you to the All Electric Society
We connect data and power - efficiently, sustainably and future-proof
What is the All Electric Society?
We are facing crucial challenges in our world: Decarbonisation, sustainability and demographic change. In the face of these challenges, a common vision of the future is essential: the All Electric Society.
It represents a world that is both highly electrified and digitalised as well as meeting the criteria of climate neutrality. With renewable energies, smart grids and the electrification of industrial processes - but also our mobility, infrastructure and even agricultural technology.
What applications does the All Electric Society combine?
In the All Electric Society, various sectors play a central role in ensuring a CO2-neutral energy supply. At HARTING, we focus on the following sectors of our society:
ENERGY,
INDUSTRY,
MOBILITY,
INFRASTRUCTURE and
AGRICULTURE.
Each of these sectors is crucial to creating a sustainable and electrified world.
Sector coupling is at the heart of the All Electric Society. It makes it possible to optimise the use of energy generated exclusively from renewable sources - from generation to conversion and storage through to consumption.
Data
In an electrified world, there is no device that can function without the appropriate power supply and communication. This communication between all participants is the key to sustainable energy generation and the necessary efficiency gains.
HARTING is involved when it comes to thinking about power for data transmission. This opens up scope for innovations. New interfaces and hybrid connection concepts are emerging, which are driving data and energy forward together.
Power
Successful sector coupling depends decisively on smooth energy transmission. To this end, HARTING is constantly developing and refining its products and, with its innovative connectors and cable systems, is providing the key connectors between and within the sectors. For GBU Electric the importance of components counts. The AES presupposes a more extensive use of connectors, as these are pivotal for coupling the electrical backbone of all sectors.
Complementary to the connector portfolio, HARTING commands in-depth, comprehensive expertise in the field of cabling thanks to HARTING Customised Solutions (HCS). HCS is also well equipped to meet the requirements of the AES and supports the strong focus on holistic connectivity for power.
This means that HARTING's contribution to sector coupling lies in the use of conergent transmission technologies with connectivity that is perfectly adapted to the application.
What role do industrial connectors play in the All Electric Society?
Industrial connectivity plays a crucial role as an enabler for the electrification and digitalisation of our society. A reliable supply of power and data is essential to achieve energy efficiency, maximum performance and productivity.
Since 1996, HARTING has been following a vision that is more relevant today than ever before: ‘We want to shape the future with technologies for people.’
To realise this vision, we develop innovative industrial connectors and cable solutions for a wide range of applications within the All Electric Society. In doing so, we are setting new standards, both for you as a customer and for a climate-neutral future.
The All Electric Society makes me optimistic because with our Connectivity we can actively shape the future with vigour and passion.
The way to open technologies
In order to bring the sectors closer together, we need to pursue the transition from individual, sector-based solutions to open technologies and standards even more consistently. The connecting elements between the sectors will be energy - in this case electricity - and data flows.
Already established technology standards such as Ethernet IEEE 802.3, the digital twin standard IDTA, ODCA for direct current technology and OPC UA for standardised data exchange are key levers for integrating the sectors.
International standards are an important orientation for our products, but they do not make individual requirements superfluous. For example, environmental conditions, such as use under water, remain a characteristic differentiator in our product development.
Why do we standards in the first place?
The topic of cross-organisational standardisation is very important for a technology company such as HARTING, which is also involved in industrial networking. Because standards mean compatibility, plain and simple. And this is essential to ensure reliability, security and interoperability.
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