WATTS UP is More Than a Conference. It’s an Experience.
WATTS UP is the largest maritime battery dedicated conference where maritime meets megawatt. Whether you’re designing electric vessels, building battery-hybrid systems, or rethinking ship energy for a greener tomorrow, this is the place to be.
Conference
Building on a 12 year legacy, the WATTS UP conference remains the major meeting point for all who are interested in marine electrification and maritime battery technology development.
It is an opportunity to meet key personnel dedicated to technology developments as well as the end users.
Venue & Accomodation
The WATTS UP conference is solely organized by the Maritime Battery Forum. Kindly refer all your questions and forward all requests to the MBF Team only.
We recommend that you do not provide your personal, company or credit card information unless you are sure as to their legitimacy.
Discover Insights, Contribute to Solutions
The Future of Electrification
Get ready to dive into the future of energy at WATTS UP 2026! Join us in person for a three day electrifying experience as we explore the latest trends and innovations powering the Asia Pacific Region.
Connect with over 200 experts, share ideas, experience cutting-edge talks, real-world battery-powered vessel showcases, and unrivalled networking with the brightest minds in the industry.
200+
Industry Leaders
8
Transformative Themes
40+
Trailblazing Speakers
3
Unforgettable Days
Ninni Hed
Senior Engineering Manager, BorgWarner
Peter van den Berg
Senior Technical Consultant Power Electronics, Astrolkwx
Peter Rampen
Principal Research Engineer, Damen Shipyards
Asbjørn Halsebakke
Chief Expert Marine Concepts, The Switch
Inspiration, exchange, opportunities
Connect with over 200 experts, share ideas, experience cutting-edge talks, real-world battery-powered vessel showcases, and unrivalled networking with the brightest minds in the industry.
WATTS UP Europe 2026 Highlights
During the conference and with a full fledged program, these experts will present their findings, lessons learnt and experiences on electrification in the maritime industry
