Infosys takes center stage at Enlit Europe in Vienna this week, showcasing AI-powered digital twin technology built for modern energy grids. The presentation puts the company’s grid-planning and resilience tools directly in front of utility executives and investors alike.
The event arrives as utilities across Europe confront rapidly complicating power networks. Renewable generation, distributed storage, and shifting demand patterns have made grid management far more difficult than a decade ago. As a result, digital simulation tools that model real-world infrastructure have become critical planning assets.
Infosys’s session runs from 10:25 to 10:55 CET on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, in Hall B’s Digitalization: Data & Protection Hub. Kush Sharma, vice president and head of Utilities and Resources for EMEA, represents the firm. He shares the panel with E.ON’s Nils Scheller and Envelio CEO Simon Koopmann.
The discussion targets practical grid applications. According to Infosys, the panel explores how digital twins help utilities handle network complexity, sharpen investment decisions, and improve overall planning accuracy. Real-time data integration, workflow automation, governance frameworks, and scaling challenges all feature on the agenda.
Meanwhile, investors receive a clearer signal about Infosys’s positioning in the energy transition. The company brings no new earnings forecast or contract value to Vienna. Instead, the value lies in customer use cases and the firm’s consulting footprint across digital services for utilities.
Infosys stock changed hands at 11.03 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 15:20 CET Wednesday. ISIN: US4567881085. Ticker: INFY.
The appearance provides an operating-level checkpoint for market watchers tracking how IT services firms capture energy-sector demand. With grid modernization spending accelerating across Europe, Infosys aims to convert its simulation and AI capabilities into durable consulting relationships with major utility operators.
