Toshiba Corporation is pleased to announce its participation in CIGRE Paris 2026 Exhibition, one of the leading global events for the transmission and distribution sector. The exhibition will be held from August 23 to August 28, 2026, at the Palais des Congrès in Paris, France. Toshiba will exhibit at Booth A28 on Level1.
At the booth, Toshiba will showcase its latest technologies and innovative solutions for transmission and distribution networks, including AEROXIA™, its natural-origin gas switchgear lineup, as well as transmission products, distribution products, and protection relay solutions.
- AEROXIA™: Natural-Origin Gas Insulated Equipment
・245/300 kV Dead Tank Gas Circuit Breaker(DT-GCB)*1
・420/550 kV Gas-Insulated Busbar (GIB)*2
・72/84 kV Gas-Insulated Switchgear (GIS)*3 - Transmission Products: Power Transformers, GIS, Surge Arresters
- Distribution Products: Distribution Transformers, MV Switchgears, Prefabricated Solution
- Protection Relay: GR200 Series for Digital Substations
Toshiba looks forward to welcoming visitors to Booth A28 and engaging in discussions on how its technologies can contribute to reliable and sustainable power transmission and distribution networks worldwide.
In addition, Toshiba will host mini-seminars at its booth throughout the exhibition, featuring presentations on SF₆-free gas-insulated technologies and comprehensive transmission and distribution solutions. Following each mini-seminar, visitors will be invited to enjoy a taste of Japanese sake.
- Dead Tank Gas Circuit Breaker(DT-GCB):Equipment that interrupts current when a fault occurs on a transmission line, thereby preventing impacts on other power system equipment.
- Gas-Insulated busbar (GIB): Equipment mainly used in substations to connect switchgear, transmission lines, and transformers over a wide area, and that plays a key role in power transmission. Alongside GIS, GIB is essential for compact and highly reliable high-voltage substation equipment.
- Gas-Insulated switchgear (GIS): Equipment comprising circuit breakers, disconnectors, surge arresters, and instrument transformers, used to isolate faults and switch transmission systems in substations.

