Omexom at The Smarter E Europe 2026: Achieving Energy Transition Through Integrated Solutions

The increasing use of solar and wind energy creates new operational demands. Offshore wind farms need better monitoring solutions to improve reliability and lower maintenance risks. Battery storage projects require standard grid connection plans. Industries that want to cut emissions need clear ways to integrate technologies like photovoltaics, charging infrastructure, hydrogen production, and energy storage into their operations.

At Europe’s largest alliance of energy industry exhibitions, The Smarter E Europe 2026, Omexom demonstrated how these challenges can be transformed into opportunities through integrated, future-ready infrastructure solutions.

From 23 to 25 June in Munich, Omexom welcomed visitors at Hall C5, Stand C5.110, where experts from across our international network showcased solutions spanning the full energy value chain, from renewable generation and grid connection to digital optimization and e-mobility.

A key innovation presented for the first time was ACOUSTISCAN, an acoustic monitoring solution developed in collaboration with Seven Bel.

This technology introduces a predictive maintenance strategy for offshore wind operations by continuously monitoring critical high-voltage components using acoustic analysis. By detecting anomalies prior to failure, ACOUSTISCAN enables operators to increase asset reliability, optimize maintenance planning, and enhance operational safety.

Read more details about ACOUSTISCAN here.

Another major focus of the exhibition was our expertise in delivering grid connection solutions across multiple voltage levels. Visitors were able to explore how projects move seamlessly from initial planning and engineering through to compliant implementation and commissioning.

This end-to-end approach helps ensure that renewable assets and storage systems can contribute effectively to grid flexibility, reliability and long-term energy security.

Beyond offshore wind, Omexom also highlighted its skills in photovoltaic generation parks. Omexom demonstrated how it can handle solar projects from initial planning to grid connection, energy distribution, and integration into current energy systems. Visitors learnt about the company’s ability to connect renewable generation plants and battery storage systems at various grid levels, ensuring a compliant and future-ready integration.

Through these solutions, Omexom is tackling one of the biggest challenges of the energy transition: making renewable assets and storage systems active participants in a flexible and stable electricity network.

Furthermore, Omexom’s expertise in critical grid infrastructure was also represented through a detailed substation model that showcased capabilities in the design, construction and modernization of substations.

As energy networks evolve to accommodate higher electricity demand and increasing renewable generation, substations remain a vital part of enabling secure energy transmission and distribution. Modernizing this infrastructure is essential for building the resilient networks required to support Europe’s energy transition.

In the field of e-mobility, Omexom presented charging infrastructure solutions that cover analysis, planning, grid connection, operation, maintenance, and load management. Our approach includes both AC and DC charging concepts. It shows how charging networks can be designed to support various applications while keeping in mind grid capacity and future mobility needs.

As electric vehicle adoption continues to accelerate, integrated solutions such as these will be critical to supporting sustainable transport on a large scale.

Completing the showcase was our Decarbo:tec, a software solution designed to help industrial companies identify and realize decarbonization opportunities. Using load profiles and energy consumption data, the platform analysed how technologies such as photovoltaics, battery storage, hydrogen production, charging infrastructure and vehicle fleet electrification could be combined in a technically feasible and economically viable way.

By providing data-driven insights, Decarbo:tec helped organizations move from decarbonization targets to practical implementation strategies.

What made Omexom’s presence at The Smarter E Europe particularly relevant was not only the breadth of technologies showcased but also the emphasis on integration of energy solutions.

The energy transition is no longer about deploying isolated technologies. Success increasingly depends on connecting generation, storage, mobility and digital intelligence into cohesive energy ecosystems. Omexom’s solutions contribute to a larger objective: creating an energy infrastructure that is more flexible, resilient and sustainable.

Visitors were also able to explore additional exhibits, including the multimedia VINCI World showcase and a modern switchgear system, highlighting the broader innovation ecosystem behind Omexom’s expertise.