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Recording of Thursday, June 25, 2026 | The smarter E Europe Exhibition Program 2026 | Language: English | Duration: 5:55 .

Emerging Trends in Energy Regulation and Management Systems in Germany

Regulation in Germany's energy sector is undergoing significant changes, with anticipated developments expected in the next two years. The direct marketing of energy is set to be widely adopted as providers seek effective implementation strategies, although the establishment of market standards remains a work in progress. The complexity of the energy market is increasing, influenced by varying global dynamics, with new laws taking effect from January 1st, raising stakeholder interest regarding their implications. The rapidly expanding electric vehicle (EV) sector is projected to significantly contribute to this growth, particularly with the concept of utilizing EVs as oversized batteries. Despite current skepticism about the practical adoption of regulations by Direct Supply Operators (DSOs), there is optimism regarding direct charging solutions due to the idle nature of electric cars. Adoption of dynamic tariffs for Home Energy Management Systems (HEMS) is currently low, standing at only 7%, but strong growth is expected as more companies enter the market. The focus on flexible infrastructures could enhance regulatory compliance and drive innovative market entry strategies.

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Speaker

Dr. Anurag Mohapatra
Group Leader, Center for Combined Smart Energy Systems
Technical University of Munich

Home and Building Energy Management Systems (HEMS & BEMS) are becoming essential tools for installers and system integrators delivering smart, energy-efficient buildings. From PV, EV charging and storage to heating, automation and grid interaction, modern EMS solutions must be easy to integrate, interoperable and future-ready. This session highlights practical solutions, standards and real-world implementations shaping the next generation of smart homes and buildings.

Further Talks of this session:

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Dr. Anurag Mohapatra
Group Leader, Center for Combined Smart Energy Systems
Technical University of Munich

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Irene Guerra Gil
Energy Market Expert
gridX

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Stefan Feilmeier
Deputy CEO
Fenecon

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Niklas Hemberger
Head of Bidi Home
The Mobility House GmbH

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Jorge López Lanzuela
Product Manager
meteocontrol GmbH

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Willi Appler
Co-Founder and CCO
clever-PV

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