With the energy transition, companies’ requirements for monitoring, controlling and analyzing their energy flows are increasing. At the same time, new opportunities are opening up to reduce costs or generate new revenues, for example by reducing load peaks and thus grid charges, or by marketing their own flexibility.
But how can you make the best use of that potential?
Find out at EM-Power Europe from June 23–25, 2026, in Munich. The international exhibition for energy management and integrated energy solutions presents products and expertise on energy and flexibility management, load management for buildings, industry, and districts, advanced metering infrastructure, as well as energy-as-a-service and other energy services.
A highlight will be the special exhibit “Renewables 24/7”. It shows how a renewable energy system can be operated reliably, economically, and flexibly. The focus is on real-world applications in industry, commerce, residential use, and mobility, demonstrating how generation, storage, flexibility, and digitalization interact and work together.
Practical expertise related to the special exhibition is presented at The smarter E Forum, which takes place on all three days of the exhibition. Additional sessions address intelligent energy management for buildings and use cases for artificial intelligence in the energy system. Visitors from industry and commerce can also learn how flexible energy use can help them reduce costs and unlock new revenue streams.
Flexibility is also a major topic at the EM-Power Europe Conference from June 22–23, 2026, which takes place parallel to the exhibition at the ICM – International Congress Center Messe München. How can battery storage systems, electromobility, industry, and commerce use their flexibility to balance the mismatch between volatile electricity generation and growing demand? How can renewable energies be integrated and grid congestion avoided?
These questions are at the heart of the conference’s six sessions.
