The energy sector is becoming more connected, distributed and software-defined.Renewable plants, battery storage systems, substations, grid-control platforms and remote operations are increasingly working as part of a single interconnected ecosystem. This energy convergence creates new opportunities for efficiency, flexibility and coordinated control.But it also changes the cybersecurity landscape.Operational Technology environments
Monthly Insights for Smart Energy Leadership August reinforces a structural shift already visible across the power sector: adding capacity is no longer enough. The challenge is making increasingly complex energy systems work as one. Three developments stand out this month: Curtailment and congestion are turning renewable growth into an operational
Renewable energy portfolios generate more data than ever before. SCADA systems, OEM portals, monitoring tools, spreadsheets and maintenance platforms continuously provide information on production, availability, alarms and asset performance. Yet more data does not necessarily create greater control. For many energy companies, the real challenge is turning fragmented information into
The North American energy market is entering a phase that cannot be explained simply through the growth of individual technologies. More solar capacity will be installed. Battery storage will continue to expand. Electricity demand will increase as data centers and advanced manufacturing grow. But the more important shift is happening
The WindEnergy Hamburg 2026 Exhibition brings together key players from across the global wind energy ecosystem — asset owners, IPPs, utilities, OEMs, operators, and technology providers — to explore the technologies and strategies shaping the next generation of wind energy operations.Over four days, industry leaders will address critical topics such
Artificial Intelligence is often described as the defining technology of the next industrial revolution. Governments are investing billions in AI capabilities, hyperscalers are racing to build ever-larger data centers, and businesses across every industry are accelerating digital transformation. Yet one fundamental question is often overlooked: What powers the AI economy?
Acireale, 3 August 2026 – BaxEnergy, a Yokogawa company, is proud to announce that it has become a member of SolarPower Europe, the member-led association representing the European solar PV sector. As solar power becomes increasingly central to Europe’s decarbonisation strategy, the challenge is no longer limited to deploying additional
Acireale, Italy, July 15, 2026 - BaxEnergy team recently visited Qair’ Hyd'Occ project in Port-la Nouvelle, France, to deliver a two-day technical training program and strengthen its ongoing collaboration with one of Europe's most ambitious renewable hydrogen initiatives. Operated by Qair, Hyd'Occ is France's largest renewable hydrogen production unit. Located in Port-la Nouvelle, the project plays a key role in
For years, cybersecurity has often been treated as a technical issue. Today, it has become a strategic business priority. As Europe's renewable energy infrastructure becomes increasingly digital and interconnected, Independent Power Producers (IPPs) are operating environments that are far more exposed than they were only a few years ago. Wind farms, solar parks,
Artificial Intelligence is often described as the defining technology of the next industrial revolution. Governments are investing billions in AI capabilities, hyperscalers are racing to build ever-larger data centers, and businesses across every industry are accelerating digital transformation. Yet one fundamental question is often overlooked: What powers the AI economy?
