Digitalisation
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Iberdrola is adding satellite intelligence to electricity network resilience planning. Iceye synthetic aperture radar data will support faster assessment of floods, fires, and high-wind impacts across power network assets.
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Germany’s fleet charging market is becoming a practical systems-integration problem. USCALE’s 2026 survey shows cost pressure easing as depot charging, charging management software, scalability, and IT architecture become stronger constraints on fleet electrification.
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Monta has widened charging roaming through a Plugsurfing integration deal. The partnership gives operators using Monta access to more than one million charging points across 26 European countries without separate contracts or technical integrations.
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CHINT is pushing grid equipment toward higher-load digital infrastructure markets. Its Intersolar Europe showcase covered grid-forming storage, SF6-free MV switchgear, solid-state technologies, and higher-efficiency electrical architectures for renewables, storage, and AI-driven loads.
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Germany is reviewing cybersecurity controls for connected energy infrastructure components. The work covers networked systems, inverter risk, critical IT components, and possible regulatory measures as power electronics become more embedded in grid operation.
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ENA’s Connect Direct has passed its 400,000th low-carbon connection application. The service supports domestic EV charging, solar PV, and heat pump connection workflows.
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ENTSO-E has published new reports on European power market integration. They cover wholesale markets, balancing platforms, cost reporting, and cross-border capacity use.
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Wallbox has added certified metering to its charger portfolio range. Pulsar Pro integrates MID-certified energy metering into the unit, supporting charging reimbursement across homes, workplaces, shared residential environments, and company-car use.
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Sunwoda has expanded its European storage and charging portfolio range. The upgraded SunESS H Series combines battery storage, solar-storage-charging applications, AI energy management, dynamic pricing response, peak shaving, backup power, and remote operation capability.
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Ukraine’s distributed-energy market is expanding under sustained infrastructure pressure conditions. Solar, storage, UPS systems, and energy management are moving deeper into community and business resilience as attacks on centralised energy assets continue to reshape procurement and installation priorities.