Event Streaming Platform for Eneco’s Energy Transition
Read how Eneco is using Axual’s event streaming platform as the next step in their energy transition.
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Sustainability is an essential topic in the energy sector. Eneco’s mission is “Sustainable energy for everyone” and wants to help its customers take the next step in their energy transition. This requires knowledge in two areas, specifically: knowledge of the market and of the customer. This knowledge is obtained from data. More data arise every year, and this data must be available and processed as fast as possible. Because “real-time data” plays an increasingly important role in energy transformation, Eneco decided in 2019 to set up an Event Streaming Platform. This project was awarded to the partnership of Conclusion Mission Critical and Axual.
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An event streaming platform is a system that allows for the real-time processing and management of event data as it flows through a network. It enables organizations to capture, store, process, and analyze streams of events or data changes, facilitating the creation of data-driven applications and enabling real-time analytics.
Eneco is a Dutch energy company focused on the supply and production of sustainable energy. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Rotterdam, it operates primarily in the Netherlands and Belgium and has a significant commitment to renewable energy sources. Eneco provides energy to residential and business customers, offering electricity, natural gas, and heat services. The company has focused on sustainable energy solutions, aiming to help customers transition to renewable energy.
The Energy Transition refers to the global shift from fossil fuel-based energy systems to more sustainable, low-carbon energy sources, particularly renewable energy. This transition is driven by the need to address climate change, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and create a more resilient and sustainable energy infrastructure.
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