2G Energy Ties Cogeneration Units to Heartbeat AI, Sets November 23 for Q3 Results

2G Energy has partnered with 1KOMMA5° to bring the latter's Heartbeat AI software to bear on its combined heat and power (CHP) and gas-to-power installations, a tie-up disclosed by 1KOMMA5° on 30 October. The two firms framed the arrangement as a joint undertaking rather than a signed order, and no contract value was attached to the announcement.

Under the plan, Heartbeat AI will coordinate the various components of the power supply, linking 2G's plant with photovoltaic generation, storage and the grid. The stated applications extend beyond data centres to industrial energy supply, so the collaboration is not confined to powering AI computing sites alone.

Investors gave the news little visible credit. The stock closed Friday at €43.64, down 26% over 30 days, though no causal link between that decline and the cooperation has been established.

Finance Posting Changes Hands

Separately, 2G disclosed on 2 November a long-prepared change at the top of its finance function. Martin Laux was appointed chief financial officer with effect from 1 November. Friedrich Pehle will step down from the management board on 1 January 2027 and shift his focus to investor relations, keeping him in a communications role with shareholders after his board departure.

Q3 Revenue and EBIT Due 23 November

The company's next scheduled financial update lands on 23 November, when it will publish revenue and EBIT for the third quarter of 2026, covering both top-line development and operating profit for the period.

That same day marks the opening of the Deutsches Eigenkapitalforum in Frankfurt am Main, which runs from 23 to 25 November 2026 and where 2G is also slated to present. The conference kickoff therefore coincides with the release of the quarterly figures.