Austrian EET rolls out AI-powered device to simplify home electricity metering
Austrian startup Efficient Energy Technology (EET) has developed an electricity metering solution called the Virtual Meter, which measures residential electricity
IAEA hosts landmark symposium: Nuclear, AI to forge Atoms for Algorithms alliance
Global energy and technology leaders from over 250 organizations, including companies, nuclear operators, regulators, and research institutions, have gathered at
UAE, Montenegro establish strategic green energy partnership
A new agreement between the UAE and Montenegro will facilitate connecting the energy sector with financial technologies and artificial intelligence.
Policy changes in US will have marginal impact on global energy transition
Policy changes in the United States introduced by the administration of President Donald Trump will have only a marginal impact
Google reveals Gemini AI’s energy and water consumption
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly important in our daily lives, but its rapid expansion is raising concerns about how
EU preparing roadmap on digitalization, AI in energy
The European Commission has launched a public consultation to help shape its upcoming strategic roadmap for digitalization and artificial intelligence
Meet VIREAS: new AI-powered virtual assistant for energy
Croatia’s Regional Energy Agency North has launched VIREAS – a virtual energy assistant powered by artificial intelligence. VIREAS answers users’
Google signs world’s largest corporate power purchase agreement for hydropower
Global investment firm Brookfield and tech giant Google signed an agreement to deliver up to 3,000 MW of carbon-free hydropower
NGEN showcases solutions at BEF 2025 for decentralized electricity grid of tomorrow
Slovenia-based NGEN, widely regarded as the most innovative energy company in the SEE region, is expanding throughout Europe with its
BEF 2025: Technologies for energy transition are here, getting cheaper every day
Technologies for the energy transition already exist, and their use is increasing thanks to falling costs. Investors and bankers claim