Energy Efficiency Germany

Data and digitalization as keys to German energy efficiency – Danish solutions at play

Background

The German government has made its position clear: the digitalisation of society must accelerate – to strengthen energy independence, efficiency, and the green transition. In the energy sector, this creates a growing demand for intelligent solutions, data-driven management, and digital infrastructure.

Danish companies have strong offerings in this space – from smart metering and energy data analytics to system integration and flexible control. This is particularly relevant across utilities, buildings, and industrial processes, where digitalisation and energy efficiency go hand in hand. Denmark has the expertise – but entering the German market requires insight, networks, and partnerships.

Join this workshop to gain

• Insights into how the German government plans to drive digitalisation forward
• An understanding of where and how Danish solutions can contribute to energy infrastructure and efficiency
• Company cases and lessons learned from export to Germany

Agenda

Welcome and Introduction
Anders Gerhard Jørgensen, Senior Policy Advisor, SYNERGI

Insights from Berlin
How is Germany’s federal government is prioritising digitalisation, with a special focus on the energy sector. Outline of expected policy initiatives and how the embassy works to promote Danish solutions. Insights into the direction of the German energy system’s digital transformation.

Johann Maximilian Voss, Energy Policy Advisor, Danish Embassy in Berlin

Company Case: Kamstrup
Kamstrup’s perspective on Germany’s metering infrastructure today and its expected development in the coming years. Barriers to rollout and value of energy data in driving efficiency and flexibility.

Bjarne Halkjær, Head Of Portfolio Management, Heat / Cooling Division, Kamstrup

Company Case: Danfoss
Cases of energy efficiency projects in Germany and how increased digitalisation could expand the market for Danish solutions in electrification and energy efficiency.

Leif Jakobsen, Senior Business Development Manager

Open Discussion – Interactive session with participants