Energiewende konkret!
Flexibility - The Data Gold in Real Estate
On 1 July 2026, metiundo will bring together forward-thinking leaders from the energy and real estate sectors in Berlin for the second time. Under the title “Energiewende konkret! Flexibility - The Data Gold in Real Estate”, our annual conference will explore how different energy solutions can be meaningfully deployed in the property sector and how smart meters enable their intelligent interaction.
The use of smart meters holds a largely untapped value: data creates transparency around consumption and generation, forming the basis for identifying and harnessing flexibility within the energy system – opening up new revenue potential for real estate assets.
Together with our speakers, we will take a closer look at the macroeconomic revenue potential of energy transition solutions in multi-family residential buildings and across property portfolios. Alongside our guests and panellists, we will discuss how flexibility can actually be monetised in the energy market and what role smart meters and energy management systems play in this process.
Finally, the conference will also focus on practical implementation: how can such concepts be rolled out across real-world property portfolios, and what conditions need to be in place for this to succeed?
We are pleased to welcome a distinguished line-up of speakers, including Aygül Özkan, Chief Executive of the ZIA – Zentraler Immobilien Ausschuss e.V. and former minister; Paul Hock, Managing Director of Green Fusion; Leon Bücher, Team Lead and Manager for Smart Metering at BET Consulting GmbH; and Benjamin Gaidel, Authorised Officer at Rheinwohnungsbau GmbH as well as Sven Böhme, Head of Trading at The Mobility House.
When?
From 1:00 pm on 1 July 2026
Where?
Alte Malzfabrik, Bessemerstraße 2-14, 12103 Berlin
Programme
13:00 Arrival and welcome drinks
14:00 Welcome address by CEO and Co-Founder Dennis Nasrun (metiundo GmbH)
14:15 Keynote by and with Aygül Özkan (ZIA e.V.): Energy Transition in the Real Estate Sector:
Between Regulatory Pressure and Economic Opportunity
15:00 Presentation Block I
Economic Value of Smart Meters in Multi-Family Buildings
Leon Bücher (BET Consulting) explores the intersection of metering point
operations and the housing industry, focusing on the cost-benefit analysis
of smart metering systems (iMSys). After a regulatory briefing and an
outlook toward 2030, he will share practical insights from BET project
experiences to highlight the financial potential for the residential sector.
The Invisible Power Plant
Sven Böhme (The Mobility House) demonstrates how flexibility potential can
be actively utilised within the energy market—and the pivotal role real estate
plays as an integral component of the Smart Grid.
16:00 Break
16:30 Presentation Block II
Best Practice for Existing Buildings: Together with Paul Hock (Green Fusion)
and Benjamin Gaidel (Rheinwohnungsbau), we at metiundo present
a tangible use case for the economic coupling of energy sectors
within existing building stocks.
17:30 Expert Panel
Scaling Flexibility: How must the various stakeholders—housing companies,
energy providers, and technology firms—collaborate to ensure that flexibility
within the real estate sector can truly be scaled?
18:00 Evening reception with drinks and flying buffet
Get an Insight into the Event
Photo Gallery: Energiewende konkret! 2025
1 / Where can I turn to if I have any further questions?
If you have any further questions, please contact events@metiundo.io , and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
2 / What’s the best way to get to the Malzfabrik?
Detailed travel information is summarised again in the PDF. Malzfabrik directions map.
3 / Getting there by public transport
From Berlin Central Station, take the regional trains RE3 (Stralsund–Elsterwerda), RE4 (Wismar–Jüterbog), or RE5 (Stralsund/Rostock–Falkenberg) to Südkreuz station. From an S-Bahn Ringbahn station (e.g., Gesundbrunnen, Schönhauser Allee, Ostkreuz, Hermannstraße, Westkreuz), take the S41 or S42 Ringbahn to Südkreuz station. From Berlin city centre, you can reach Südkreuz from Friedrichstraße or Potsdamer Platz stations on the S25 (towards Teltow Stadt) or S2 (towards Blankenfelde). From Südkreuz station, it’s a 10-minute walk towards the IKEA/parking area, or you can take bus 106 (towards Schöneberg/Lindenhof) from Sachsendamm/Reichartstraße for three stops to Eresburgstraße (approx. 5 minutes). The bus runs every 10–20 minutes.
4 / Getting there by car
If you’re coming south on the A100, take the Alboinstraße exit. At the traffic lights, turn right onto Alboinstraße. If you’re coming north on the A100, take the Alboinstraße exit and continue straight through the junction onto Alboinstraße. From Alboinstraße, go straight past the Bauhaus, then turn right onto Eresburgstraße. At the next junction, turn left onto Bessemerstraße. After about 50 metres, the entrance to the Malzfabrik site is on the right. There is a barrier that opens when you take a parking ticket. Parking fees are displayed, and payment can only be made at the end of your stay via EC card at the machine located at the entrance. The first hour is free. If you have any questions about parking, the Malzfabrik gatekeepers will be happy to assist you. Please note that parking may be limited during events. Thank you for your understanding.