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Electrification is redefining energy: Volue appoints Stephan Sieber as CEO

Electrification redefining energy Volue Stephan Sieber CEO

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January 13, 2026

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Volue’s new Chief Executive Officer Stephan Sieber is responsible for the expansion and transformation ahead, to unleash the company’s expertise across data and forecasting, trading, optimization and planning, and grid operations. “Volue turns complexity into advantage, and the momentum with our customers right now is just the beginning,” he stated.

Norwegian electrification software maker Volue revealed that it has appointed Stephan Sieber as CEO and stressed that it is a pivotal moment for the energy sector. In the artificial intelligence era, the company provides real-time intelligence, automation, and optimization of assets for efficiency, precision and performance, the update adds.

“Electrification is accelerating at historic speed. Weather-dependent renewable power systems are becoming more unpredictable and data-intensive, and customers face rising operational complexity. Stephan’s mandate is to extend Volue’s market leadership and drive transformation and growth, unleashing Volue’s expertise across data and forecasting, trading, optimisation and planning, and grid operations – helping energy customers turn complexity into competitive advantage,” the announcement reads.

Market at inflection point

Europe is on track to double its electrification efforts by 2030, adding as much capacity in the next five years as in the previous three decades, Volue pointed out. It noted that the surge is driven in part by the electrification of transportation and heat, and rising digital demand from AI and data centres, fundamentally reshaping energy markets.

Power systems are no longer centralized and predictable; they are becoming distributed, volatile, and data-intensive, the company underscored. Decision windows are shrinking, markets transact continuously, and success now depends on real-time intelligence, automation, and precision, Volue said. The company has more than 800 energy customers across Europe and Japan.

Volue said it had stellar organic growth last year alongside selective mergers and acquisitions.
Stephan Sieber, CEO, Volue, said: “With electrification accelerating and system complexity rising, customers need to partner with the best technology providers. Volue turns complexity into advantage, and the momentum with our customers right now is just the beginning. I’m extremely excited about where the company, the market, and our customers are, and how quickly the impact is compounding,”

Enabling performance in volatile markets

Volue operates other companies’ assets through real-time operations intelligence, enabling market anticipation and execution, and 30% of Europe’s intraday market volume is flowing through Volue Trading solutions, the company stressed. Its AI-driven optimization is influencing decisions across 500 TWh of annual generation, representing 20% of Europe’s total power production.

The company claimed it is “the dominant partner of choice” for 40% of Europe’s independent power producers in renewables integration.

“Throughout his career, Stephan has consistently delivered exceptional results, driving growth, leading complex strategic and operational transformations, and building high-performing teams in some of the most competitive markets. He has an extraordinary ability to understand customer needs, anticipate market trends, and turn opportunities into tangible, lasting outcomes, earning him a reputation as a market-proven leader,” Chairman of Volue Pete Daffern stated.

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