Exclusive Executive Webinar for Energy Suppliers & Municipal Utilities
How low-code technology and the smart integration of AI are accelerating digitalisation within energy suppliers and public sector organisations.

9 July 2026 · 10:00 · approx. 60 minutes · Online

How can digitalisation, process automation and AI be implemented more quickly and pragmatically in energy companies and public organisations – without lengthy, large-scale IT projects?

In our executive webinar, we’ll use concrete real-world examples from the energy and municipal utilities sectors to show how companies are using low-code and AI to modernise their processes, intelligently integrate existing systems and deliver digital services much more quickly.

We’ll be placing particular emphasis on our success story with enercity – and on how AI can be meaningfully integrated into operational business processes.

Topics covered in the webinar

Low-code as an accelerator

Digitalisation in weeks rather than months – without lengthy, large-scale IT projects

→ faster, more flexible, more cost-effective

Digital processes & services

Modernise existing processes and roll out digital services much more quickly

→ greater efficiency, better user experience

System integration & AI in business processes

Intelligently integrate existing systems and incorporate AI into operations

→ pragmatic, effective and uncomplicated

Practical examples from the energy sector

Specific use cases from the energy and municipal utilities sector – including the enercity success story

→ practical, directly applicable

AGENDA

Here’s what you can expect in 60 minutes:

1
Why traditional IT projects are no longer enough today

Too many systems, implementation that’s too slow, AI without process integration – an honest look at the typical bottlenecks in the digitalisation of energy companies and public organisations.

2
Low-code as a digitalisation accelerator

What does the term ‘low-code’ actually mean? What makes Mendix special – and how can low-code be meaningfully embedded into an existing IT system landscape without causing chaos?

3
Case study: enercity

How exactly has enercity used low-code? Which use cases were implemented, what lessons were learnt – and what can your organisation learn from this?

4
Integrating AI effectively into business processes

AI only realises its full value once it is integrated into day-to-day operations. We show how this can be achieved – without a major project and without IT resistance.

5
Your introduction to low-code: what is the key to success?

Start small, think scalable. Rapid MVPs, early involvement of business departments and a well-thought-out platform strategy rather than siloed solutions – that’s how to get off to a sustainable start.

→ A platform strategy rather than siloed solutions

enercity

From a core application to a scalable platform

Together with d.u.h.Group, enercity has rapidly built a scalable low-code platform that already features eight live apps and services.

In 2023, the Commissioning Portal (IBA) was launched as a central application for managing all meter movements within the network area. This was followed as early as 2024 by the digital implementation of processes required by law under Section 14a of the Energy Industry Act (EnWG) — within just three weeks.

At the same time, enercity set up its own Mendix team to further expand the platform in a targeted manner and implement new solutions more quickly.

It’s well worth taking part

​Who is this webinar relevant for?

CEOs & Managing Directors

Strategic digitalisation decisions

CIOs & IT Managers

System landscape & architecture

Digitalisation Managers

Transformation & Innovation

Department Heads

Engineering, Operations, Sales, Customer Service & Administration

Municipal utilities
Energy suppliers
Network operators
Public sector organisations

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Find out first-hand how modern low-code solutions simplify processes at energy suppliers and municipal utilities.

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