Digitalisation in the energy industry

Business process automations, breaking up linear value chains and establishing complex cooperation networks are challenges when digitalising the energy industry of tomorrow. This also includes decentralising energy production, integrating renewable energies and decarbonisation. In this context, the climate neutrality of corporate business activities and a new strategic orientation for companies in tomorrow’s energy economy are coming into focus more and more.

The challenge for the future energy industry is to shape the digital transformation of the energy transition and to utilise the resulting potential. This means redesigning or reorganising your own process and system landscape. This can entail developing new business models and new customer-oriented products and services.

Customer interfaces must continue to be digitalised. Performance and cost efficiency are the key drivers for doing so. Customers in the private, commercial and industrial sectors want to receive personal communication, tailored consultation and exclusive support. They all want to find quick answers to their pressing questions, try out new innovative products and product bundles and evaluate and compare attractive pricing models.

Regulation is one of the key drivers for digitalising the energy transition. In addition to regulating natural monopolies, such as the network industry or metering, state regulations also set the framework for market communication as well as handling data, critical infrastructure and much more. We provide you with support as you implement mandatory legal requirements, and on top of helping you with the implementation process, we make sure to always keep an eye on the added business value.

Data-driven business processes affect every area of the energy industry. The increase in digitalisation makes the development of a comprehensive concept for collecting, storing and analysing data inevitable. This also includes standardising the software solutions that have evolved over the years and streamlining the infrastructures.