Reusing energy data for a smart Europe: Explore our upcoming data.europa academy webinar
Join the data.europa academy webinar on open data and the energy transition
Energy systems across Europe are under pressure to become more resilient, efficient, and sustainable. Data plays a key role in the transition, helping public and private actors better understand energy use, intergrade renewables and respond to crises. To explore this topic in depth, the data.europa academy is hosting a webinar on energy data, open to everyone interested in open data and Europe’s green future.
The webinar ‘reusing energy data: working towards a smarter and greener Europe’ will take place on Friday, 22 May 2026, from 10:00 -11:00 CEST. Participants will learn how energy data can support a more sustainable European energy system, what the European Commission is doing to support data sharing in the energy sector, and how open data can be reused in practice to create real impact.
The session will open with a policy perspective from Andries de Brouwer, policy officer at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Energy (DG ENER). He will explain how the secondary use of energy data can strengthen grid resilience and support Europe’s climate and energy objectives. Afterwards, a practical use case is presented by Adrian Carrasco Revilla, lead data scientist at Inetum. He will present the COSMIC energy project and show how data- and AI-enabled tools are used in pilots across Europe to optimise energy use and resource management.
If you want to learn more about open data, feel free to also explore the data.europa academy learning paths. Register now to ensure you are up-to-date on all things data and energy within Europe.
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