Companies in the Southern Netherlands are increasingly encountering the limits of the electricity grid. Due to a shortage of available power capacity, they are unable to make their operations more sustainable or expand. The Energy Link project is therefore working
What if the biggest challenge of the energy transition isn’t technology, but capacity? That question was the focus of a meeting organized by LUMO Labs and Van Lanschot Kempen, where Integer had the opportunity to present itself to a select
“A building that isn’t affected by grid congestion can still help solve the problem.” With that in mind, Integer participated in a panel discussion organized by Rabobank Real Estate during PROVADA. The discussion focused on how the real estate sector
Integer Technologies has won the Telecompaper Innovation Award 2026! The award was presented during Telecom Insights 2026, Telecompaper’s annual conference in Bussum. This is a wonderful recognition of our vision for smart buildings, digital innovation, and the role of technology
In 2016, Antoine Post was a bachelor’s student in applied physics at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). After joining the TU/e honors academy, he came up with the idea of putting together a team of students to develop a sustainable
On Wednesday, November 19, Integer Technologies took the stage at the Telecom Society Elevator Pitch Event at VodafoneZiggo’s headquarters in Utrecht. Before an audience of over 100 telecom and technology professionals, Antoine Post presented our vision for a key challenge
Grid congestion is becoming an increasing barrier to sustainability. On paper, many buildings simply do not seem suitable for becoming completely gas-free because the available electricity capacity is insufficient. The ‘Mercado’ project by the Municipality of Eindhoven proves that it
