Plexigrid

🔋🚙☀️ Sweden's electrification moment is here. Heat pumps, EVs, AI infrastructure — it's all happening at once, and the grid needs to keep up. Come talk about it with us. Join us on September 11th at Volvo Group's Stockholm Studio for "Charged for Change: Sweden's Electrification Moment," a panel at Nordic Tech Week 2026. We're bringing together perspectives from across the board — large loads, policymakers, and consumers — for a conversation that matters for Sweden and the Nordics. Speakers announced shortly! 🗓️ September 11, 13:00–14:00 📍 Volvo Studio Stockholm Save your seat. 🇸🇪⚡️

The team keeps growing. 🙌 This August, Plexigrid welcomes María José Bueno Rollano as Solution Manager. After years working with DSOs and grid management technologies, she joins us to broaden her expertise in grid flexibility, a field that is increasingly shaping how distribution networks are planned and operated. Welcome to the team, María José. #Plexigrid #NewTeamMembers #EnergyTransition #WeAreHiring

Once again, it's time for EEA2026! As summer winds down here in Europe, our team is packing up for the event season ahead... and this time, we're heading all the way to Auckland, New Zealand 🇳🇿 Different hemisphere, different grid challenges, same conversation: how networks adapt to a changing energy landscape. Our CCO Linda-Maria Wadman and International Business Developer Victor Perez Carmona will be at EEA2026 to do exactly that! Trading experiences with EDBs across APAC, learning how the region is tackling its own version of the puzzle, and bringing those insights back home with us. Sometimes the best ideas travel further than we do! 📍 NZICC, Auckland, New Zealand 📅 22–24 September 2026

What happens when a system built for one-way electricity flow suddenly has to handle millions of two-way ones? Curtailment. Queues. Instability. The grid isn't broken, it's just outdated for the moment we're in. We wrote about the new architecture taking shape, the Energy Stack, and why unlocking flexibility across it is the real unlock for the energy transition. Read on for the full picture.

Every heat pump, every EV, every new data center adds load to the same distribution network. Sweden's electrification moment is happening in parallel across industry, households and AI infrastructure, and generation headlines don't tell you if the grid can keep up. At Nordic Tech Week 2026, we're presenting the VOLVO STUDIO Panel "Charged for Change: Sweden's Electrification Moment," where grid technology providers, data center operators and policymakers discuss what full electrification actually requires, from industrial load to household consumption. 📍 Volvo Studio Stockholm 🗓️ September 10, 13:00 to 14:00 Seats are limited and registration is required. Link in comments. #NordicTechWeek2026 #Plexigrid #SwedenGrid #DistributionNetworks #Energytransition

During the summer, our team kept building.   Today, we're introducing the Knowledge Hub: a single destination for the resources distribution system operators need to navigate the energy transition with confidence.   Inside, you'll find real results from live deployments, deep explorations of hosting capacity and digital twins, recorded conversations with the people operating today's networks, and quick references for every product we build.   Everything DSOs have been asking for, in one place, ready whenever you need it.   Explore the Knowledge Hub → link in the comments.  

The challenges keep multiplying: more connections, tighter margins, longer queues. Here are a few of the real world use cases our customers are solving with Plexigrid. Each module adds its own value. Stacked together, they turn grid visibility into network intelligence, and intelligence into a clear path of action. Scroll through to see how.

Grid connection wait times nearly doubled in less than a decade. In 2015, a new connection took about 3 years. By 2023, nearly 5. Electrification isn't slowing down to wait: more loads, more distributed generation, more requests hitting a network that was planned for a different era. Meanwhile, most low-voltage grids sit well below full utilization. The capacity is often already there. What's missing is the ability to see it, forecast it, and act on it in time. Closing that gap means treating hosting capacity as something that updates continuously, not a static map redrawn once a year. It means forecasting load and generation with enough precision to plan investment where it actually matters, and orchestrating flexibility so existing infrastructure carries more without new copper in the ground. This is the shift from reactive grid planning to a system that manages itself, in real time. Faster connections and better use of what's already built are not two separate problems. They are the same one, solved by giving the grid the intelligence layer it never had.

The team keeps growing 🙌 This month we welcome Maha Kamal Ansari to Plexigrid. Maha joins as Junior Project Manager, driven by the challenge of turning low-quality distribution network data into accurate digital twins that give clients real visibility into their grids and support smarter planning decisions. Welcome to the team, Maha! #Plexigrid #NewTeamMember #EnergyTransition #WeAreHiring

For a network operator, flexibility isn't a single product, it's a toolbox. The right instrument depends on how predictable the congestion is, how local it is, how long it lasts, and how mature your flexibility providers are. A tariff that shifts thousands of customers off a peak solves a different problem than a market that procures capacity for one feeder months ahead. Matching the tool to the constraint is what turns flexibility into an operating strategy instead of a slogan, and that match only gets clearer the better a DSO understands its own grid. Swipe through to see how five flexibility mechanisms activate, and which constraint each one is built for.