Integrate, Control and Orchestrate with Confidence to Scale and Deploy Everywhere

Recording of Wednesday, June 24, 2026 | The smarter E Europe Exhibition Program 2026 | Language: English | Duration: 9:59 .

Innovative Strategies for Energy Management and Electrification

The integration of flexibility in electrification presents substantial challenges, particularly regarding cost, timelines, and demonstrating business value during pilot phases. While electrification is rapidly advancing in Europe, controlling assets to ease grid constraints and enhance customer benefits is critical. Smart Energy Lab employs a diverse team skilled in IoT, cloud-native solutions, and algorithms, using reusable technology to boost efficiency. Practical lab experience plays a vital role in effectively testing equipment, emphasizing real-world applications over theoretical knowledge. The development of a reusable technology platform, the Cell Platform, has streamlined the testing of telecommunications equipment, allowing for faster market launches and improved asset management. Challenges in managing energy storage systems have highlighted the need for knowledgeable personnel and validated methodologies to adapt to regulatory changes. Algorithmic solutions have been implemented to manage asset connectivity and improve trading-based asset management, resulting in significant added value to battery management systems.

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Speaker

Diogo Brito
Lead Electrical Engineer
Smart Energy Lab - Association

Talk of session: Demand-Side Flexibility in Action: Best Practices from the Flexible Demand Management Industry

Demand-side flexibility is rapidly emerging as a cornerstone of a resilient, renewable-ready electricity system-and the central focus of the Flexible Demand Management Industry (FDMI), which is dedicated to unlocking, optimising, and valuing flexible demand.This session will bring together four speakers representing key segments of the FDMI to showcase concrete projects and real-world case studies demonstrating how demand-side flexibility is already being deployed in practice. Participants will gain insights into successful implementations-from enabling consumers and businesses to actively manage their energy use, to supporting peak load management, balancing services, and the integration of renewable energy. By highlighting practical experiences across different technologies, markets, and regulatory contexts, the session will illustrate how collaboration between technology providers, market actors, and policymakers can accelerate the deployment of demand-side flexibility. These examples will showcase the tangible benefits flexibility can deliver for the electricity system, businesses, and consumers.The session will conclude with an open Q&A, inviting participants to engage directly with the presenters on the lessons learned, challenges encountered,and policy needs shaping the future of demand-side flexibility.

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