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epilot builds the digital infrastructure for the energy transition. The company's 360° platform enables energy suppliers, municipal utilities, grid operators, and solution providers to digitalize their sales, service, and grid processes from initial customer inquiries through ongoing support. More than 170 leading companies in the energy revolution rely on epilot's cloud software to simplify complex operations, scale their businesses, and accelerate the transition to sustainable energy. The platform manages energy solutions, home connections, electricity and gas tariffs centrally while providing customer portals, partner portals, and automated workflows. Founded in 2017 in Cologne, Germany, epilot operates as a multi-tenant vertical SaaS that serves as the underlying ecosystem connecting all market participants in the energy sector. The platform eliminates manual processes, reduces complexity, and creates transparent 360° views of customer data. With GDPR-compliant architecture and modular design that requires no programming knowledge, epilot empowers utilities and grid operators to launch flexible market offerings, control installers, and deliver superior customer experiences. The company's mission is to accelerate the energy transition through technology that makes collaboration between energy market partners efficient, scalable, and customer-centric.

In 2018, Crusoe was founded with a revolutionary insight: the massive computing power needed for the future didn't have to come at the expense of our climate. Co-founders Chase Lochmiller and Cully Cavness pioneered an energy-first approach, initially converting wasted natural gas from oil fields into power for computing operations. This innovative beginning evolved into a vertically integrated AI infrastructure company that would fundamentally reshape how the world thinks about the intersection of energy and computing. Today, Crusoe has transformed from those early bitcoin mining roots into a leader in sustainable AI infrastructure. The company designs, builds, and operates purpose-built data centers and a cloud platform powered by clean energy sources including wind, solar, geothermal, and hydropower. With gigawatt-scale data center campuses and partnerships with industry leaders like NVIDIA and AMD, Crusoe enables organizations to build ambitious AI solutions without sacrificing scale, speed, or sustainability. Their mission to accelerate the abundance of both energy and intelligence has attracted billions in funding and established them as a critical player in the AI revolution.

ecoplanet builds AI-powered software for integrated energy management, serving industrial companies. Its platform consolidates three areas that are typically handled separately: energy consumption control, energy procurement, and regulatory compliance. The AI-based optimization layer runs across all three, with the stated aim of reducing energy costs and improving operational efficiency. The platform's product areas include tools for monitoring and controlling energy consumption, an intelligent procurement solution for buying energy, and support for implementing ISO 50001 - including audit-ready documentation. Energy consulting services are available through a preferred partner network, rounding out a fully managed approach to industrial energy strategy. ecoplanet also operates the Energy Akademie, a training and education programme designed to build internal capability around energy management initiatives. The company describes itself as the first worldwide software for integrated energy management, positioning the platform for deployment across multiple sites and geographies.

Akselos develops Structural Performance Management (SPM) software for operators of critical energy infrastructure, including offshore oil and gas facilities and refineries. Its platform combines physics-based simulation with AI to provide near real-time structural health monitoring and predictive maintenance, giving engineering and operations teams a single, site-wide view of asset integrity and lifecycle conditions. The core technology is built on patented simulation algorithms developed through 15 years of research at MIT. The SPM platform integrates live operational data with evolving structural limits - covering factors such as fatigue, thermal damage, pressure cycles, and mechanical loads - to model how present operating decisions affect future structural integrity and asset lifespan. The system is described as enterprise-ready and is deployed across customer sites worldwide. The technical stack spans several interconnected domains: Physics-based structural simulation AI-driven predictive structural insight Real-time operational data integration Integrity and lifecycle management Predictive maintenance modelling Akselos targets executives and plant teams who make high-stakes decisions about asset safety and longevity. Its software is positioned to help operators extend asset life and maximise output while managing structural risk across refining and offshore energy operations.

Encevo Group is the leading partner for the sustainable energy transition in Luxembourg and the Greater Region. With a workforce of more than 2,600 professionals, the group operates across the entire energy value chain - from production and distribution to supply and innovative energy services. Through its principal entities Enovos (energy provider) and Creos (grid operator), Encevo delivers electricity and gas to individuals, businesses, property managers, and municipalities while actively driving Luxembourg's shift toward decarbonization. The group's strategy centers on expanding renewable energy capacity, developing photovoltaic projects, enabling customers to become energy prosumers, and deploying electromobility solutions through its enodrive platform. Encevo combines deep regional expertise with a forward-looking approach to energy efficiency, smart grid technologies, and sustainable mobility - making it a cornerstone of Luxembourg's energy landscape and a key player in Europe's broader energy transition.

ACEA S.p.A. is an Italian multiutility company founded in 1909 as Rome's Municipal Electricity Company. Today it operates across water, energy, waste management, and public lighting, serving approximately 10 million people in Rome and the regions of Lazio, Tuscany, Umbria, Molise, and Campania. The company is listed on the Italian Stock Exchange as part of the FTSE Italia Mid Cap index. At its core, ACEA manages large-scale essential infrastructure. Its water division - spanning aqueduct, sewerage, and purification systems - makes it Italy's leading water operator. Its electricity distribution networks deliver around 9 TWh annually, and its environmental services process 2.2 million tonnes of waste per year. Public lighting infrastructure rounds out the portfolio. Technology is increasingly central to how ACEA runs its operations. The company applies robotics, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation initiatives across its infrastructure, working to modernise systems that underpin daily life for millions of people. Its technical domains span network management, environmental infrastructure, and the digitisation of utility services at scale. ACEA's stated mission centres on sustainable infrastructure development - ensuring access to fundamental resources while promoting circularity and long-term environmental sustainability across the territories it serves.