The energy industry is facing profound changes: decarbonization, decentralization, and digitalization are fundamentally transforming business models, infrastructures, and customer needs. Now is the right time to explore the possibilities of AI in the energy industry—not only on the technological, but also on the strategic and regulatory level. From November 10 to 14, 2025, the new webinar series “AI x Energy: From Potential to Practice” will provide insights into the potential and practical applications of the technology. We look forward to your participation!
Nov 10 | AI in the Energy Sector: Myth, Magic, and Methodology
This webinar will help you distinguish between hype and reality when it comes to AI in the energy sector and identify specific areas of application for your company.
Nov 11 | Co-Optimization and AI for Consumer Flexibility– a Part of the Smart Energy System of the Future
In this session, you will learn how an AI-based platform optimizes energy flows (electricity, heat, cooling) between producers and consumers in districts. The many advantages for the energy system will also be explained, from a reduction in production and usage costs to lower CO2 emissions and relief for the power grid.
Nov 12 | How Municipal Utilities Are Entering the World of AI – From the First Project to Future Use Cases
Municipal utilities in particular are facing numerous challenges in the wake of the energy transition. This webinar will highlight relevant use cases for municipal utilities in order to optimize processes, make data-driven decisions, and develop new services.
Nov 13 | AI-Driven Consumption Control: Benefits for Industry and Utilitites
Discover how AI-based consumption control enables flexibility for industrial companies, energy suppliers, and the energy system, and what cost advantages this brings.
Nov 14 | From Regulation to Implementation: Mastering the EU AI Act in the Energy Industry in a Practical Way
The implementation of the European AI Act will be mandatory from August 2026 and will affect many companies in the energy sector, especially those involved in critical infrastructure. This event will give you an overview of the regulatory requirements you will face and how you can implement them in practice.