KRITIS & NIS2
As operators of critical infrastructure, energy suppliers are subject to strict regulatory requirements for security and digital sovereignty.
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Into the future with smart IT
Digitalization in the energy industry connects smart grids, SCADA systems and decentralized generation with future-proof IT architectures. As critical infrastructure (KRITIS) operators, energy suppliers are subject to strict regulatory requirements: according to the Lünendonk study 2026 “Digitale Souveränität — Vom Risiko zur Resilienz” (Digital sovereignty — from risk to resilience, in German) (n = 155, DACH region), 93% of companies see the implementation of regulatory requirements such as NIS2 as a strong driver for investments in digital sovereignty.
The electrification of mobility and the heating sector places new demands on the grids and fundamentally changes the dynamics of energy flows. This transformation can only succeed if all grid elements are intelligently orchestrated. Data is generated along the entire value chain and forms the basis for automated, efficient and customer-oriented processes. For energy companies, this means: they must digitally develop not only their technical systems, but also their structures, processes and business models.
Our expertise in software development and system integration helps companies in the energy industry set up their IT landscape efficiently and for the future. We develop sustainable solutions that meet current and future requirements alike. The result: a resilient IT architecture that optimizes processes, reduces costs and reliably prepares your company for upcoming challenges.
Together, we find out where your IT landscape stands today and which steps will take you safely into the future of the energy industry.
We intelligently connect your existing and new systems, modernize your IT landscape and create a unified data foundation with scalable cloud architectures. This allows information to flow securely and efficiently — for clear decisions and lean processes.
Digital systems must be designed around people. We create intuitive customer portals, self-service solutions and AI-powered chatbots for seamless interactions. Internally, well-designed interfaces and low-code tools ensure more efficient workflows and greater independence within the team.
AI and machine learning automate routines, analyze data in real time and deliver valuable insights for decisions. We integrate AI specifically where it creates real added value — for workflows that become smarter rather than more complex.
As an experienced partner, we understand the unique challenges of the energy industry. In our energy digitalization projects, we don't just demonstrate technical skill — we deliver solutions that work reliably and in line with legal requirements.
Why digital sovereignty is not only strategically wise but a regulatory requirement for energy suppliers is reflected in a recent study:
Smart grids, SCADA systems, decentralized generation — the energy industry is digitalizing critical infrastructure. The Lünendonk study 2026 “Digitale Souveränität — Vom Risiko zur Resilienz” (Digital sovereignty — from risk to resilience, in German) (n = 155, DACH region) shows: for KRITIS operators, digital sovereignty is not only strategically smart but required by NIS2.
The goal was to develop a well-rounded product in a short time. MaibornWolff proved to be a professional, supportive partner that immediately offered a clear, structured and honest framework. This gave us the security we needed — especially in dealing with the many unknowns in this field.
As a specialized IT service provider, we develop individual solutions tailored precisely to your requirements: efficient, secure and future-oriented. Together, we analyze your needs, develop a tailor-made IT strategy and support you in your digital transformation — from the initial analysis to implementation.
The cost of an individual software solution for digitalization in the energy industry depends on various factors: the type of project, its complexity, the development model, the team and its level of expertise, and the technology stack.
The most important changes for energy companies concern:
With the introduction of the NIS2 directive, the requirements for IT security in the energy industry are increasing:
Current political measures are providing targeted impetus for digitalization in the energy sector, including:
Yes, numerous programs support the digital transformation of the industry, including:
EU funds for renewable energies & grid modernization: Support for companies making their IT landscape future-proof.
As one of the most innovative IT service providers with a deep passion for AI, we focus entirely on project-based work and custom software development—without offering our own products. To stay at the forefront, we continuously invest in our team of digital technology engineers and develop digital solutions that are well-thought-out, efficient, and stripped down to the essentials.
Our guiding principle: simplicity over complexity. We develop only what is truly needed — tailored to your needs, beneficial, and reliable. Our results speak for themselves. With over 800 large-scale systems and more than 10,000 person-years of experience in high-end software engineering, we are among the few who can reliably implement even the largest and most complex IT landscapes. Thanks to close partnerships with leading hyperscalers, our customers run their solutions in today’s most modern and powerful environments.
In 30 minutes, we'll work out together where your biggest lever lies — grids, data or compliance.