On October 14, the ME Milan Il Duca hotel will host the second edition of EnergySync, an event organized by Automa in collaboration with Mtech Group, which will bring together leaders of the energy transition to discuss the sector’s challenges and opportunities. For the first time taking place in Milan, the gathering positions itself as a key networking space, with an agenda that includes two roundtables and a closing cocktail to foster exchanges among participants.

An agenda divided into two roundtables

The first roundtable will focus on the Italian market, addressing topics such as the FER X Decree and the MACSE BESS auctions. The second, with an international scope, will spotlight the expansion and development of energy storage systems (BESS), one of the most strategic technologies for the energy transition.

Both sessions will feature the participation of leading experts, as well as institutional and business leaders, enabling an enriching debate that blends local and global perspectives.

Automa as host

The event will be attended by Marcelo Ferreira, CEO of Automa, along with other representatives from both companies. With a solid track record in the development of SCADA software for real-time supervision and control, Automa has established itself as a key player in driving efficiency and safety in renewable plants and storage systems.

A strategic alliance with Mtech

EnergySync will also serve as a framework to strengthen the strategic alliance between Automa and Mtech Group. This commercial collaboration combines Automa’s digital intelligence with Mtech’s industrial technology to deliver integrated, high-performance solutions across the energy value chain.

Although both companies maintain full operational independence, the partnership will enable Automa to expand its international presence in Brazil, Europe, and Latin America, while Mtech consolidates its growth in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.

During the event, representatives from both companies will highlight their shared vision around innovation, scalability, and customer-focused development. Their common goal is to drive the digitalization of the sector with reliable, scalable solutions adapted to the new demands of the global energy transition.