We design and deliver the systems behind the energy transition: metering and grid data, sovereign cloud platforms, sustainability reporting and secure architectures, for organisations working with private capital or EU funding.
Europe has set its targets. Under the European Green Deal the EU aims to cut net greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030, the Fit for 55 package turns that aim into legislation, and REPowerEU added urgency in 2022. Meeting those targets depends on infrastructure that most people never see: smart meter gateways, substation telemetry, grid connection queues, data exchange between operators and the reporting systems that prove progress to regulators and investors.
Feldwerk Digital works on that layer. We are an IT consultancy based in Frankfurt am Main, and we take on engagements across the EU, working closely with the programme bodies in Brussels. Our clients run grids, utilities, public agencies, industrial sites and research consortia. Some projects are privately financed. Many draw on Digital Europe, the Connecting Europe Facility, Horizon Europe, Interreg, the Innovation Fund or national recovery plans, and we build the systems so that they satisfy the funder as well as the operator.
Six lines of work, one engineering standard. Select a feeder to see what it delivers.
Architecture and delivery for smart metering, substation automation and the operational data that distribution and transmission operators now depend on.
Read morePlatforms that let operators, market participants and public bodies share energy data under clear rules on access, quality and sovereignty.
Read moreReporting systems that trace each sustainability figure back to a source an auditor can inspect.
Read moreThe technical work inside funded projects, from the application's work packages to the evidence required at final reporting.
Read moreCloud and platform architectures for organisations that must keep control over where their data sits and who operates it.
Read moreSecurity built into architecture and delivery from the first design review, in line with NIS2 and sector standards.
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Grid operators facing rising connection requests, smart meter volumes and regulatory reporting. We work on their metering, network data and OT security.
Local utilities that run electricity, heat and water networks with lean IT teams. We help them decide which systems to modernise first and how to share platforms with neighbouring utilities.
Ministries, regulators and regional authorities that run EU-funded measures or build digital public services. We provide architecture, procurement support and technical assurance.
Manufacturers and process industries that must report under the CSRD and the EU taxonomy while planning electrification and on-site generation. We build the data foundation for both.
Operators whose energy performance is now regulated, including data centre reporting under Germany's Energieeffizienzgesetz and Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1364. We connect facility, IT load and reporting data.
We start with the physical system and the obligations around it, then design the IT. Every phase ends with a document or a running component that the client owns.
We map the assets, systems, data flows, contracts and regulatory duties as they are today. Interviews are backed by system exports and site visits where needed. The output is a baseline that client teams and funders can both rely on.
We set out the target architecture, the decisions it depends on and the options we rejected, with reasons. Security, data protection and funding conditions are design inputs from the first draft.
We split delivery into packages that can be tendered, built and accepted separately. Each increment has acceptance criteria agreed in advance, and we work alongside client teams and suppliers rather than around them.
We close with operating documentation, test records and the evidence pack that auditors or funding bodies require. The client's team should be able to run and extend the system without us.
Public money is accelerating Europe's energy and digital infrastructure, and much of it runs on fixed calendars. Recovery funds close, calls open and shut, consortia disband. The systems built in that time stay in operation for decades. We want them to be maintainable, secure and owned by the organisations that run them, rather than by whoever wrote the proposal.
We think the European Green Deal will be decided as much in data models, interfaces and control rooms as in policy documents. Energy data that flows between operators under fair rules, grids that can absorb new load and generation, and reporting that can be checked are all engineering problems. Feldwerk exists to work on them carefully.
Illustrative engagements, described without client names.
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We are hiring engineers, architects, security specialists and programme professionals for roles based in Frankfurt am Main, some hybrid or remote within the EU. Applications are welcome in English, Hindi, Persian, Turkish and Arabic, and relocation support is available for many positions.
See open rolesTell us about the system, the funding context and the timeline, and we will come back to you to arrange a first call. Email contact@feldwerkdigital.com.
contact@feldwerkdigital.com