Halmstads Energi och Miljö Nät AB Selects Endre for Future-Proof Power Grid Planning

Halmstads Energi och Miljö Nät AB (HEM Nät), a wholly owned subsidiary of Halmstads Energi och Miljö AB, owns, manages, and develops the power grid in Halmstad – one of the largest on Sweden’s west coast. As the region expands and electrification accelerates, particularly within the transport sector, new and greater demands are being placed on the grid’s capacity and flexibility.

To meet these challenges in a strategic and sustainable way, HEM Nät has chosen Endre as a long-term partner for grid planning. By using Endre’s digital tools and societal twin, HEM Nät strengthens its ability to plan, optimize, and make well-informed investment decisions – both in the short and long term.

“Endre and the Digital Societal Twin provides us with a clear and reliable overview of the power grid's loads, supporting us with both short-term and long-term grid planning. Deepening our collaboration with Endre and formalizing this partnership is a natural step in our journey toward a more data-driven and proactive grid management”, says Alexander Örning, Head of Power Grid at HEM Nät.

The partnership marks an important step toward building a more robust, efficient, and future-ready electricity system.

“We are truly proud that HEM Nät has chosen us as a partner in their long-term planning efforts. It’s inspiring to collaborate with such a forward-thinking team, and we look forward to continuing to develop our services together,” says Elias Bernerskog, CEO of Endre.

Together, HEM Nät and Endre are strengthening the conditions for a sustainable energy system in a rapidly evolving region.

About Endre

Endre helps power grid operators make better, more accurate decisions in an uncertain and rapidly changing energy landscape. Our digital societal twin – powered by AI and comprehensive societal data – provides insights and analytical support for effective planning, smarter investments, and an accelerated energy transition.

Founded in 2022, Endre is built on more than 20 years of research in electric power engineering and data science from Chalmers University of Technology and Berkeley Lab in California.