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Forschungsgemeinschaft für elektrische Anlagen und Stromwirtschaft

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German non-profit research association for electrical power systems and the electricity industry, providing R&D, software, testing & inspection, and consulting services.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

The Forschungsgemeinschaft für elektrische Anlagen und Stromwirtschaft e. V. (FGH) is a German non-profit research association headquartered in Mannheim, with additional locations in Aachen, Hamburg and Paris. It is a network of the electricity and power industry, bringing together transmission system operators, distribution and infrastructure operators, electrical industry and infrastructure service companies, think tanks, consultants and software firms, as well as corresponding members. FGH focuses on the performance and security of electrical energy supply, conducting scientific investigations into the operation, planning and construction of electrical energy supply systems. Its activities are organized into two departments — Energy Technology Installations and Electrical Networks — and it operates subsidiaries including FGH GmbH and FGH Zertifizierungsgesellschaft mbH. Through its engineers, FGH offers solutions and services for manufacturers, project developers and grid operators across the entire field of energy supply, structured around four competence lines: R&D, software, testing & inspection, and consulting.

History

The Forschungsgemeinschaft für elektrische Anlagen und Stromwirtschaft e. V. (FGH) is a German non-profit research association with its main office in Mannheim and further locations in Aachen, Hamburg and Paris. It is dedicated to the performance and security of electrical energy supply. Its purpose is to ensure the high technical standard of power supply installations and industrial products through further development and maintenance. To this end, it conducts scientific investigations and clarifications of all questions and problems that arise in the operation, planning and construction of electrical energy supply installations. As of 2025, its members include 5 transmission system operators, 36 distribution and infrastructure operators, 15 electrical industry and infrastructure services companies, 6 think tanks, consultants and software firms, and 6 corresponding members. The association is divided into two departments: Energy Technology Installations and Electrical Networks. It also has subsidiaries: FGH GmbH and FGH Zertifizierungsgesellschaft mbH.

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Non-profit research association and network for the electricity and power industry, serving manufacturers, project developers and grid operators.

Product categories. Research and development services · Software solutions · Testing and inspection services · Consulting services

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