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Recording of Wednesday, June 24, 2026 | The smarter E Europe Exhibition Program 2026 | Language: English | Duration: 2:37 .

AI in Energy Management

AI significantly reduces costs and increases efficiency in energy management while requiring substantial energy itself. It facilitates the creation of renewable energy sources more effectively. AI also enables early detection of issues within assets, allowing for proactive solutions. This technology supports multitasking initiatives for diverse teams, reinforcing a sustainable energy future. The potential for enhanced communication across departments, such as finance, is another key outcome. Gratitude is expressed towards participants, inviting questions and further discussions.

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Sandra Trittin
CGO
Beebop

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming a core enabler of modern energy systems. From grid optimisation and forecasting to flexibility management and asset intelligence, AI is transforming data into real-time operational value. This session highlights practical AI applications already being deployed across grids, buildings and energy markets. Discover how AI-driven solutions are improving efficiency, resilience and decision-making across the energy value chain.

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Sandra Trittin
CGO
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Frederic Wagner
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Smaran Subbaiah
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Andy Warner
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