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navitasoft
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About navitasoft
Navitasoft provides energy business software solutions for liberalized electricity & gas market players, including transmission system operators, storage system operators, energy traders, shippers, & regulators. We develop, implement, and support IT platforms which shape the future of energy transport, trading, and storage management. Our applications support energy system operators in marketing their gas or electricity transport and distribution infrastructures as a service. Energy traders also enjoy access to these services, which are enabled by Navitasoft’s solutions. Our products are also available as a cloud service. The company, with two locations in Hungary and Serbia, employs over 75 professionals, including software developers and energy business analysts. Navitasoft utilizes the Japanese agile software development methodology, enabling us to deliver usable software products quickly.
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People
navitasoft welcomed Levente Kincses, Head of Software Delivery in Budapest, after working across automotive, banking, and business applications.
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Research & Knowledge
navitasoft published insights on grid flexibility in the video from smartEn Smart Energy Europe.
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Technology & Infrastructure
navitasoft notes that MAVIR Hungarian Transmission Operator Co. goes live on MARI and PICASSO, connecting its balancing reserves to the wider EU market and enabling cross-border exchange of aFRR and mFRR.
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Operations & Supply
navitasoft notes that the nuclear plant in Paks, owned by MVM, has returned to full capacity after emergency riverbed reconstruction raised the level of the drought-stricken Danube.
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Operations & Supply
navitasoft notes that Hungary has added over 1 GW of solar power per year since 2022, reaching roughly 8 GW of installed PV, most of which is distributed rooftop capacity.
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Research & Knowledge
navitasoft employee João Mello presented case studies on how countries cope with capitalised software in the Tutorial - Study Committee C5 session on Tuesday.
Reported by Christoph Malzer