Digitalisation
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Europe’s energy digitalisation strategy now has a formal delivery roadmap. The European Commission plan links data centre demand, AI-enabled grid management, smart meters, cybersecurity, and energy data governance as electricity systems become more connected.
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Siemens Energy has agreed to acquire Northern Ireland-based Camlin Group. The deal adds grid monitoring, analytics, and asset digitalisation to its digital network portfolio.
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Ingeteam has secured EIB backing for advanced electrification technology R&D. The €75m loan will support PV inverters, energy storage, power electronics, electrical-network cybersecurity, and transport electrification.
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E.ON warns smart homes investment is needed for fairer transition. A new report with the Purpose Coalition calls for wider access to batteries, flexibility and local energy systems to reduce bills structurally.
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AINETUS has joined LF Energy as open-source grid operation software. The AI-assisted system uses supervised learning, reinforcement learning, and human-in-the-loop workflows for transmission grid operations.
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Easee enters new ownership while keeping its operating strategy unchanged. Brødrene Jensen has acquired the company, with AWC expected to become majority owner pending approval.
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myenergi has secured CoP11 approval for flexible EV charging services. The zappi GLO charger can support behind-the-meter measurement and automated Gridpay participation.
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Scania has successfully demonstrated bidirectional megawatt charging for heavy trucks. The test links high-power depot charging with vehicle-to-grid operation and fleet-scale flexibility.
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Europe’s battery market now has a standard revenue benchmark tool. Nord Pool and Clean Horizon are tracking simulated BESS earnings across multiple countries, durations, and market routes.
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Europe enters summer with stronger capacity but uneven regional resilience. ENTSO-E’s 2026 outlook points to limited localised risks as renewable and battery capacity reshape system operation.