Danish company wants to optimize the power grid across Europe

Oktogrid is now ready to mass produce their equipment for European substations, saving utilities DKK billions in expansion costs.

”Our vision is also not to plaster everything with sensors. We work from models that we can scale out to software,” says Oktogrid CEO Golam Sadeghina. | Photo: Pr Oktogrid

by VIKTOR BRANDT KÆRGAARD

After spending the last few years developing its product, Oktogrid has now reached the point where its hardware can be mass-produced. This opens the door to Europe’s electricity grid, which is under increasing pressure as society becomes more electrified.

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