Venios participates in ENLIT Europe 2025 as an exhibitor in the German Pavilion

Venios will participate in ENLIT Europe 2025 as an exhibitor at the German Pavilion, located in Hall 5, booth 5.D90e.

The event will take place at the Bilbao Exhibition Center from 18 to 20 November 2025, bringing together key players in the sector to connect, inspire and drive energy transition innovation.

The company"s core technology is Venios.NET, an advanced energy platform that enables geographical and temporal analysis of electric power systems.

It is designed for large-scale parallel processing of multiple data sources and grid models (Big Data).

This hybrid approach combines existing information on grid topology with secondary data from the relevant supply areas, unlocking significant potential to increase network efficiency, improve visibility and reduce operating costs.

Venios" participation at ENLIT Europe is aimed at distribution system operators (DSOs) in Spain and other European countries, as well as experts and stakeholders involved in the development of future smart grids, distributed generation and digital network management.

The company will be represented throughout the three-day event by:

• Dr.

  Michael Schöpf  Business Development Manager

• Tobias Gierling  Sales Manager LATAM & IBERIA

Tobias GierlingSales Manager LATAM & IBERIA  Venios GmbHM: +49 173 4234024tobias.gierling@venios.deWebsite: www.venios.de

Founded in 2012, Venios GmbH is a German technology company specializing in innovative software solutions for the efficient management of new challenges in the electricity sector.

Its flagship solution, Venios.NET, supports real-time grid analysis and advanced data processing for operators facing increasing renewable energy penetration, energy storage integration and distributed generation.

The company has received multiple awards for its innovative approach and now operates internationally. Venios.NET is currently deployed in more than 80 applications across distribution system operators in four European countries, as well as in Australia and India. Argentina and Colombia are Venios" first deployment markets in Latin America.