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      Ericsson is at Enlit Europe 2026

      Enlit Europe 2026

      Nov 10, 2026 09:00
      to Nov 12, 2026 16:00 (CET)
      Booth B.e20, Hall B, VIECON - Vienna Congress & Convention Center, Austria
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      Enlit Europe brings together 15,000 energy transition professionals each year. This year Enlit Europe is hosted in Vienna, Austria.

      Trusted connectivity for the digital grid

      Europe’s energy system is changing. As renewable generation grows, power flows become more distributed and increasingly bidirectional. Utilities need secure, resilient connectivity to modernize grid operations, protect critical infrastructure and maintain a reliable supply.

      At Enlit Europe, Ericsson will explore how 3GPP-based 4G and 5G Mission Critical Networks can place communications at the heart of the digital grid.

      From predictive maintenance and AI-enabled operations to worker communications and real-time visibility, mobile connectivity can improve safety, efficiency and resilience.

      As cyber threats, blackouts, data center expansion and geopolitical uncertainty reshape Europe’s priorities, digital systems and communications infrastructure are becoming strategic assets.

      Meet Ericsson at Enlit Europe 10-12 November 2026, booth B.e20, to discover how secure, zero-trust connectivity can help build a dependable, decarbonized and digitally enabled energy system.

      Technology demonstrations at our booth include:

      • Smarter CAT-M & SIM Management
      • Network Security for Mission Critical Infrastructure
      • Communications Solutions for Worker Safety
      • Drone-Enabled Grid Asset Management
      • Integrated Sensing and Communication for Grid Protection 

      Hear Ericsson’s perspective

      Kaustuv Ghoshal

      Telecoms: Powering utility operations | 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM | Nov 11

      Koustuv Ghoshal, Global Head of Mission Critical Networks at Ericsson, will contribute to a session in the Digitalisation: Tech, Innovation and Connectivity Hub (Hall B).

      How advanced telecom networks enable real-time grid monitoring, distributed energy integration, and faster outage response. It highlights how private 5G, IoT, and edge computing are improving efficiency, resilience, and the shift toward smarter, more sustainable energy systems.