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Today was the last day of The smarter E Europe 2025 in Munich. Like every year, Europe’s largest alliance of exhibitions for the energy industry turned the Bavarian capital into the epicenter of the global energy industry.

On the eve of the official start of The smarter E Europe, the continent’s largest alliance of exhibitions for the energy industry, the winners of this year’s The smarter E AWARD were honored at an official ceremony.

Across Europe, energy communities and peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading are transforming how electricity is produced, shared, and consumed.

Sun, wind and other renewable sources now provide a steadily growing share of electricity in more and more countries.

The flexibility market is gaining ground within the electricity industry. The reasons for this are twofold.

The energy transition has reached a crucial point. The steady growth in power generated by renewable sources of energy is, in turn, giving rise to greater demand for effective grid stabilization solutions.

The energy transition is advancing rapidly on a global scale. In many places, electricity from renewable sources of energy is no longer the exception; it is now the rule.

With the expansion of renewable sources of energy and increasing decentralization, the need for digitalization in distribution systems is growing.

System services provide solar power plants and battery storage with alternative revenue streams

How grid operators are overcoming the challenges of the energy transition

How solar hybrid systems can stabilize the grid and how business models and framework conditions for this type of system are currently developing

Potential, developments, and market opportunities for PV in the commercial and industrial segment in Europe

Octopus Energy provides free energy to homeowners through its Zero Bills tariff.

Start-up company Flexality has developed an AI-based software that turns cold storage warehouses into flexible electricity consumers.

The smarter E Europe 2025 demonstrated how smart grids, digitalization, and flexibility can help make our energy system resilient and future-proof.

Germany is lagging behind in the smart meter rollout - no flexibility in the electricity system without digitalisation: no energy transition!

Webinar on Section 14a of the Energy Industry Act

Energy communities, through which citizens can jointly own, democratically control, and self-consume local energy, are increasingly emerging.

The webinar will present use cases for both sub-meters and dedicated measurement devices, clarify their distinguishing features and different use.