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The European Commission has today announced in the Clean Industrial Deal that the EU is actively maintaining its ambitious framework to achieve a decarbonized economy by 2050, with a target to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040. Amid geopolitical and economic uncertainties, these goals are more important than ever to ensure a timely energy transition and maintain competitiveness, requiring both swift and large-scale action. Ingrid is proud to be driving this transition forward with our flexible solutions and grid optimization, enabling faster and more efficient deployment of renewable energy across Europe 🌍 Some thoughts: - Lowering energy prices is key to competitiveness. To achieve this, we must consider the total cost of energy - both electricity prices for end consumers and rising distribution costs caused by grid constraints. Ingrid is already today tackling this bottleneck by optimizing the grid and alleviating constraints. - As integration grows, it’s crucial that these ambitious European energy goals and policies are effectively translated into clear, streamlined policies across all member states. - Collaboration is essential to be able to transition on time and make Europe competitive. Entrepreneurs, businesses, policymakers as well as system operators and planners must come together and act now - scaling innovations and making them competitive across borders. Below are pictures taken during the team’s visit to the European Parliament in Brussels last week. Ingrid's Ibrahim Baylan, Lisbet Ersson, Nicklas Bäcker, Ebba Reinfeldt, and Niklas Möller met with policymakers to discuss how we can accelerate this transition together 🇪🇺 Thank you for great and insightful discussions Emma Wiesner, Tomas Tobé, Alexander Meijer, and Adnan Dibrani. Let’s continue collaborating for our common future! #CleanIndustrialDeal #Flexibility #Grid #Tech #Energy #EU

Last week, Axel Holmberg, Andreas Langholz, Regina Leandersson, and Robert Nordin from Ingrid attended the Energy Storage Summit in London - a great opportunity to engage with industry leaders and explore the future of energy storage. Both Axel Holmberg (CEO) and Andreas Langholz (Head of Tech) took the stage in two panels, sharing insights on: - The value of AI and digitalization in energy storage - How to become a portfolio player in a coming-of-age market Some take aways from the event were: 💡Energy storage is crucial for supporting the renewable energy buildout in the EU, with Germany leading the way, followed by the UK, Italy, and France. 💡As innovation accelerates, longer-duration storage is becoming the norm, unlocking new revenue opportunities. Leading examples, such as the UK’s shift towards 6–8 hour storage systems, and the anticipated dominance of LFP batteries (20–40h) by 2040, demonstrate how innovation is driving both improved storage efficiency and new revenue streams beyond ancillary services. This rapid technological progress enhances the financial viability of projects, enabling early-stage financing. 💡Optimizing grid usage is key. AI-driven solutions are paving the way for a smarter, more cost-effective electricity grid, leveraging technology to improve efficiency and unlock new opportunities. A big thank you to the organizers for an insightful event and the opportunity to contribute to these important discussions! #Energy #Tech #Grid #AI #SolarMedia #EnergyStorageSummit

🎙️ Ingrid @ TECHARENA 2025 Today, our co-founder John Hunter joined a roundtable discussion on the topic "Electrifying the world – Where should we focus for a scalable and sustainable energy future?" A big thank you to Techarena and Johannes Dahlberg for the invitation. A big thank you to the insightful conversation Anna Ljungdahl, Senior Investment Director at Industrifonden, Morgan Sheil, Head of impact at World Fund, Johan Outinen, CEO of Elvy, Tim Bestwick, Chief Technology Officer and Director of Strategy at UK Atomic Energy Authority, and Claes Hemberg who excellently moderated the session. Key takeaways from our discussion: 🔷 Energy security, price competitiveness, and decarbonization must go hand in hand. We need a balanced approach that ensures both affordability and sustainability. 🔷 Europe’s competitiveness depends on access to cheap, fossil-free electricity. Our continent has immense untapped potential—from abundant solar in the South to vast hydro resources in the North and offshore wind along our coasts. To unlock this, we must integrate our electricity system even further, not less. 🔷 Batteries and flexible assets are critical for a resilient energy system. They play a key role in optimizing grid stability, accelerating renewables integration, and ensuring a more robust and cost-effective electricity network. Insights from the discussions on and off stage throughout the day: 💡 Competitiveness and resilience are the new black. Industrial competitiveness and national resilience are now top priorities for policymakers and businesses across the EU. 💡Green is still hot, but there’s no room for green premiums. The energy transition is happening now, and it must enhance—not hinder—economic strength and national resilience. 💡 Simplifying regulations is a must. Complex policies often create more challenges than opportunities for businesses. We look forward to seeing how the Clean Industrial Deal will address these barriers. A great day of discussions and inspiration at Techarena — looking forward to a great evening and an energizing tomorrow! 🚀⚡ - - - Mikaela Sundström Sandra Lindholm-Wu

💡 Reflections from E-world energy & water: The battery energy storage boom in Germany 🔋 Last week, Nils Hallberg, Lisbet Ersson, and Simon Berglund from Ingrid Capacity joined E-world energy & water in Berlin as part of the The Swedish Energy Pavilion, organised by the German-Swedish Chamber of Commerce and the Swedish Energy Agency. As Europe’s largest energy trade fair, E-world was a powerhouse of insights, connections, and innovation! Did you know that Germany is set to become the world’s third-largest Battery Energy Storage (BESS) market by 2030, with an estimated 15 GW of installed capacity? 🤯 This presents huge opportunities—but also key challenges—for market players, grid operators and regulators. Here are some key takeaways from our discussions: 🔹 Germany's demand for flexibility is massive (a.k.a. the "BESS frenzy")—reflected in attractive market revenues, high investor appetite and soaring grid queues. 🔹 All mouths are not fed and competition for high-quality flexibility assets is fierce. While tolling agreements remain the dominant off-take structure, new investment decisions may require increasingly bespoke solutions. 🔹 The grid construction cost surcharge ("BKZ") is a major economic factor, causing ongoing frustration for developers navigating project economics. A huge thank you to the German-Swedish Chamber of Commerce and the Swedish Energy Agency for organizing such a fantastic platform for collaboration. We are energized by the conversations and proud to drive Swedish energy innovation alongside incredible partners such as Absolicon Solar Collector AB, Algorithm Energy AB, Arkion, CanaryBit, Eliq, Emulate, Enduce, Flower, Kiona, Metacon AB (publ), Mivo Technology AB, Qurrent and Utilifeed. 👉 Let’s shape the future of energy together! Business Sweden Embassy of Sweden in Germany

🔒 Energy Security: A Vital Priority 🔋 Earlier this month at Elmia Solar, John Hunter from Ingrid Capacity joined an engaging panel with Kim Elman and Anders Å., expertly moderated by Joakim Robertsson. We tackled some of the most pressing issues in the renewable energy sector—hybrid threats, cyber resilience, and securing supply chains. At Ingrid Capacity, we know that energy security isn’t just important—it’s essential. We’re laser-focused on driving collaboration and innovation to build energy systems that are not only sustainable but also resilient to the challenges ahead. Thanks to everyone who joined the discussion. Together, we’re shaping a stronger, smarter energy future 🌍 ⚡

🌱 Exciting News at Ingrid Capacity! 🌱 We are thrilled to welcome two new master students, Tyra Malmström and Erik Sterner to our team this spring! As Ebba Helfer, Data Analyst Ingrid Capacity, shares: "The future power grid isn’t just about energy—it’s about intelligence. By leveraging grid analytics and optimizing battery storage integration, our thesis students are exploring how digitalization can enhance grid flexibility and efficiency." We are excited to follow their work and see the insights they uncover as they contribute to our mission of building a smarter, more sustainable energy system. #Energy #Innovation #Digitalization #GridFlexibility #Sustainability #Teamwork #PowerGrid #Research #FutureEnergy

Swedish business news DI Digital interviews our CEO, Axel Holmberg, about our journey, impact, and future plans to optimize electricity grids at scale 🔗https://lnkd.in/dSq9qCzm Key Highlights:   🔋We’ve built the largest operational battery portfolio in the Nordics, stabilizing the grid and accelerating the energy transition. ⚙️ Our proprietary software is optimizing our assets, making the electricity grid more efficient. 💰Tangible impact: In 2024 alone, Ingrid Capacity contributed to a SEK 2 billion cost reduction for the Swedish grid. We expect the savings for 2025 to be even greater! 🌍 We’re expanding into Finland and Germany - stay tuned for more updates! 🚀 In 2024, our revenue and profit tripled to approx. SEK 310M, with an EBITDA of SEK 180M. Beyond the Headlines:   ⚙️ Our fully automated trading and optimization platform balances the grid by considering over 100,000 variables and constraints, stabilizing electricity prices and providing extra capacity during peak demand. 📈 Grid costs are soaring - Sweden needs SEK 800-1000 billion in upgrades and expansion by 2045, with most investments required in the next 10 years. Smarter grid optimization and flexible assets such as battery energy storage could save hundreds of billions, reducing costs for all electricity consumers. ⚡ Energy storage is key to making renewable energy reliable, storing surplus solar and wind power so it can be used when needed. ⚠️Without decisive action today, Sweden risks missing climate targets and losing competitiveness, as businesses may relocate to regions with more affordable and stable electricity.   #Powergrids #EnergyTransition #BatteryStorage #GridStability #RenewableEnergy #Dagensindustri

Meet the incredible team representing Ingrid at E-world - Lisbet Ersson, Nils Hallberg & Simon Berglund 💫 They will all be on-site, excited to discuss the future of energy systems. Swing by the Swedish Energy Pavilion in Hall 5, we'd love to chat! #EWorld #EnergyTech #Flexibility #MeetIngrid

Will you be attending the Energy Storage Summit in London on February 17-19? Representatives from Ingrid will be there, ready to discuss how flexibility and tech are transforming the future of energy systems. Our CEO Axel Holmberg and Head of Technology Andreas Langholz will also participate in panel discussions. Don't miss out! Hope to see you there 👋 #StorageSummit #Tech #Flexibility #SolarMedia

🚀 Exciting News! We’re Growing! 🚀 At Ingrid, we’re on a mission to power the energy evolution and shape the energy system of tomorrow. To accelerate our impact, we’re thrilled to welcome three new incredible talents to our team! Max Forsvall is joining our 🌟 Finance team DONGSEOP (Danny) LEE is joining our 💪 Procurement team Marcus Nordström is joining our 🤸 Tech team Max, Danny and Marcus will help us push boundaries, challenge the status quo, and continue making a real difference in the industry. If you're passionate about shaping the future of energy, we’re always looking for like-minded people to join our journey ⚡ Check out our open positions here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dzHMDyfs