Enscryb Nokia DELL Partnership

Nokia’s new energy innovation venture Enscryb secures partner and first two customers

Nokia’s new energy innovation venture Enscryb secures partner and first two customers

The transition to green energy is a daily conversation. Scientists talk about the impact, governments discuss targets and funding programs, and entrepreneurs work to provide new innovative solutions. Meanwhile our power utilities work tirelessly to provide reliable service amid changing regulation, attitudes and technologies.

It takes an ecosystem to build a net-zero world

At Nokia our responsibility for clean energy doesn’t end with our own consumption. We believe energy should be green, secure, reliable and affordable for everybody. To maximize our contribution to this global challenge, we looked at each of the famous four Ds — decarbonization, decentralization, democratization and digitalization — the key drivers in transforming the energy system.

Addressing the net-zero challenge at Nokia

As Texas swelters through hotter and hotter summer temperatures, the demand on the power grid continues to skyrocket. The state experienced a high permeation of intermittent renewables, with green energy sources, including wind and solar, accounting for 3of the power used during the latest heatwave.

Why flexibility is the key to optimizing the grid

The energy transition isn’t just about the poles in the ground. Turbines, solar farms, and batteries can only get us so far without the digital infrastructure and skilled workforce to operate them.

October 27, 2025

The Challenges of Reaching Net Zero 3 – Closing the Workforce and Digitalization Gap

Net Zero will not be achieved on ambition alone. It requires unprecedented investment - trillions of dollars in new renewable capacity, storage, and enabling technologies.

October 20, 2025

The Challenges of Reaching Net Zero 2 – The Financial Bottleneck

To reach net-zero goals, commercial and industrial (C&I) companies must move beyond just energy efficiency and adopt a two-pronged approach: adding renewables and enhancing flexibility.

October 10, 2025

The Challenges of Reaching Net Zero 1 – The Physical Bottleneck

At At The Advancing in Women In Energy’s (AWE) recent Lunch & Learn, our General Manager Liana Jo Ault led a timely discussion on “AI in the Power Industry – The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.” Her talk reminded us that AI is a technology with both extraordinary potential and serious risks if misapplied.

August 22, 2025

AI in the Power Industry – The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

Over the last couple of weeks, we spoke about the concept of Digital twins and how they are emerging as a transformative technology in the energy sector, particularly for optimizing and managing renewable energy systems and thus making them smarter, more resilient, and more efficient.

August 15, 2025

Digital Twins: Transforming Europe’s Energy Systems Across the Value Chain

The energy transition is no longer a distant ambition—it’s a daily operational reality. Across the U.S. and Europe, utilities and distribution system operators (DSOs) are facing unprecedented complexity. Aging infrastructure, surging demand, and a tidal wave of distributed renewables are converging to stress the grid in ways it was never designed to handle.

Digital Twins and the Future of Energy Flexibility: Solving the Grid’s Hardest Problems

In today’s rapidly evolving energy landscape, utilities are contending with a distribution grid that’s no longer designed for predictability. The rise of distributed energy resources (DERs), electric vehicles (EVs), flexible loads, and new market players has upended the traditional one-way flow of electricity.

Managing the Unpredictable: How Utilities Can Maintain Control in a Multi-Stakeholder Grid

The transition to green energy is a daily conversation. Scientists talk about the impact, governments discuss targets and funding programs, and entrepreneurs work to provide new innovative solutions. Meanwhile our power utilities work tirelessly to provide reliable service amid changing regulation, attitudes and technologies.

It takes an ecosystem to build a net-zero world

At Nokia our responsibility for clean energy doesn’t end with our own consumption. We believe energy should be green, secure, reliable and affordable for everybody. To maximize our contribution to this global challenge, we looked at each of the famous four Ds — decarbonization, decentralization, democratization and digitalization — the key drivers in transforming the energy system.

Addressing the net-zero challenge at Nokia

Case study: Enscryb + Smartecon model BESS in the Baltics. Multi-stage, scenario-based digital twin delivers investor-grade insights and clear go-forward strategy

December 15, 2025

Investment Ready BESS Through Digital Twin Simulation with Smartecon

This white paper explores three foundational components to address the challenge of distributed system operation and proposes a reference architecture for large and small utilities to tackle the complexity of this new reality.

Optimizing the Energy Grid

Nokia’s new energy innovation venture Enscryb secures partner and first two customers

Nokia’s new energy innovation venture Enscryb secures partner and first two customers