Thank you to everyone who joined us at this year’s SAP for Energy and Utilities Conference. It was a great success! More than 650 industry leaders from over 47 countries came together to explore the latest innovations, share valuable insights, and make meaningful connections while discussing what’s next for the energy and utilities industry. 

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SAP’s AI powered Utilities Customer Self Service Agent for SAP S/4HANA Utilities enables human-like interactions while reducing costs. Deeply integrated, it understands customer data, contracts, tariffs and consumption to deliver personalized support. The solution improves satisfaction and modernizes utility service with faster, smarter self-service experiences.

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E.ON, a SAP customer and one of Europe’s largest energy companies, is modernizing its operations to support energy transition. By investing in cloud ERP, platform standardization, and AI-driven capabilities, the company is building a resilient, scalable digital backbone that improves performance, reduces downtime, and enables better service for millions of customers. 

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Learn how Hamburger Energienetze modernized its IT landscape by migrating from a complex legacy environment to SAP S/4HANA Utilities and further cloud solutions.  This transformation resulted in improved efficiency, reduced risk, full compliance, and a future-ready digital core supporting innovation and regulatory compliance.

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ANYbotics is transforming industrial inspections with autonomous robots that collect and analyze critical operational data in challenging environments. By integrating its ANYmal robots with SAP solutions, the company helps customers turn inspection data into actionable business insights, improving safety, asset performance, and operational efficiency. 

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SAP Distributed Energy Resources (SAP DER), built on SAP BTP, unifies technical assets with commercial data to orchestrate millions of distributed energy resources. It enables energy sharing, dynamic pricing, and new business models like energy communities and virtual power plants, helping utilities turn complexity into opportunity and retain control of the customer relationship.

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