South Africa, 3 September 2025 — IDC Technologies, sister company of the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT), is excited to announce the inaugural High Voltage & Earthing Engineering Conference South Africa 2025, scheduled for October 22-23, 2025, in Sandton, at the Protea Hotel by Marriott, the Balalaika.

This in-person two-day event will run from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM SAST and promises to be a pivotal gathering for professionals in the electrical engineering industry.
The event offers a unique, non-commercial platform for sharing technical expertise, innovative solutions, and the latest research shaping South Africa’s high voltage and earthing engineering landscape.
Attendees will benefit from practical case studies, real-world applications, and panel discussions led by industry leaders.
The conference will also feature a distinguished lineup of expert speakers from industry and academia, including:
These speakers will share their insights and latest research, enriching the days with a broad range of perspectives on high voltage and earthing engineering.
IDC Technologies is a global leader in technical education, dedicated to advancing engineering knowledge worldwide. The South African conference will build on the success of recent events, including the Earthing, Surge, and Lightning Protection Conference held in the UK.
This event offers an ideal platform to connect with engineering and technical professionals, expand your business network, and increase market reach. Interested sponsors can contactconferences@idc-online.com to receive the sponsorship prospectus.
Register now to secure your place at this landmark event. For further details, speaker submissions, or to download the Expression of Interest Form, contact conferences@idc-online.com or visit the IDC Technologies website.
Join us in advancing the future of high voltage and earthing engineering in South Africa.
Contact:
IDC Technologies
Email: conferences@idc-online.com
Website: https://events.idc-online.com/upcoming-conferences/high-voltage-earthing-engineering-conference-south-africa