Energy Stories: Episode 4 - A taste of Enlit 2021 and the Future of the Energy Industry
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A taste of Enlit 2021

and the Future of

the Energy Industry

 

The fourth episode was recorded live from Enlit Europe 2021 in Milan and features Thorsten Heller, CEO of Greenbird Innovation Technologies, and Bert Lutje Berenbroek, CEO of NET2GRID. They share with us their impressions from this year’s Enlit, talk about digital transformation and smart meter data which were key discussion topics and, also, share their thoughts on how the energy landscape will look like in the future.

 

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Our host is Elisavet Sergiadou,

Senior Business Development Manager

at NET2GRID.

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*The podcast episode was recorded on 2nd December 2021.

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In this podcast you will learn

In this podcast you will learn


The key discussion topics at Enlit 2021

In this podcast you will learn

Why unlocking and accessing smart meter data is becoming a hot-button issue in the energy field

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What are some services and opportunities that energy retailers can capitalize on by using smart meter data

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How the energy retailer of today will become the energy lifestyle provider of the future

Our guests
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Thorsten Heller 
CEO of Greenbird Integration Technologies

Thorsten Heller is the CEO and Co-Founder of Greenbird Integration Technologies. Thorsten has long-term international experience in the energy industry as a Chief Technology Officer, integration developer, product manager, enterprise architect, technology advisor and technology evangelist.

He is a much sought-after speaker on system integration within the utility industry, and a leading social media influencer on open source technology. He holds a Master of Science in Software Engineering and Information Technology from the Cooperative State University Mosbach.

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NET2GRID is an AI company that empowers energy retailers to become energy transition leaders by unlocking value from smart meter data. NET2GRID provides the most accurate residential energy insights and predictions thanks to its unique know-how of collecting and analyzing smart meter data of all granularities.

NET2GRID clients include E.ON, EDP, EDF, ENI.

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Bert Lutje Berenbroek
CEO of NET2GRID

Bert Lutje Berenbroek is the CEO at NET2GRID. He has a strong background with more than 25 years of experience in sales and building global account management teams that drive innovation for corporations like Ember, Ubicom and Samsung in Europe, the US and Asia. He has a BA and MSc in Electrical Engineering from Twente University

in The Netherlands.

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Greenbird Integration Technologies is a B2B company providing Utilihive, a unique integration enterprise Platform as a Service (iPaaS) built for utilities that help them to break data silos and make data available to build innovative services that will drive the energy transition. 

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''Lifestyle providers like IKEA or Coolblue in the Netherlands they start providing services based on energy, not because they want to offer energy but because they understand that in the future everything is about energy lifestyle services.''

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Bert Lutje Berenbroek

NET2GRID

''In the future, energy retailers as we know them now will be gone. You have to be a lifestyle provider and energy data is building the part of the digital lifestyle of the future. And DSO’s should follow this path, too. As an energy retailer and provider, you have to become a lifestyle provider to survive and thrive in a low margin energy sector.''

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Thorsten Heller

CEO of Greenbird Integration Technologies

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