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Theme 2 Digitalization & New Technologies

Harnessing data, AI and digital tools to build the intelligent grid

The electricity system is becoming increasingly digital. Data, artificial intelligence and advanced software are enabling smarter decision-making and more flexible grid operation.

In this theme, we explore how digital technologies are transforming the energy system. From advanced Energy Management Systems to AI-driven forecasting and distributed energy resources, digitalisation is becoming the backbone of the future electricity grid.

The sessions bring together innovators, researchers and entrepreneurs working at the intersection of energy and technology. They highlight how digital solutions can help manage complexity, integrate renewable energy and unlock new business models.

Session highlights

The Grid’s New Brain: How EMS Is Powering Smarter Energy Decisions
Modern Energy Management Systems enable operators to monitor and control energy systems in real time. This session explores how data, automation and forecasting improve grid operations and flexibility.

From Data to Decisions: How AI Is Powering the Energy Revolution
Artificial intelligence is transforming the energy sector — from predictive maintenance and demand forecasting to grid balancing and consumer participation.

How Do We Make a Million Microgrids Work as One?
Distributed Energy Resources such as solar panels, batteries, EVs and prosumers are rapidly increasing. This session explores how these decentralized systems can work together to create a stable and integrated energy network.

Piloting Opportunities for Startups (Hosted by BRYCK)
Startups are playing an increasingly important role in the energy transition. This session showcases emerging technologies and innovative solutions from early-stage companies.

Sadegh Seddighi Professor, Balanced Energy Systems Research Center, HAN University of Applied Sciences
Aron Lazarchick Energy Interoperability Strategist, Codibly
Antonello Monti Director of the Institute for Automation of Complex Power System, E.ON Energy Research Center, RWTH Aachen University, Germany.
Rens Savenije Commercial Director at Ventolines

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