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E.ON explores quantum computing for grid optimization

E.ON has a five-person quantum computing team looking to solve tricky problems in energy management, like optimizing the electric grid and enabling peer-to-peer energy trading. The team, backed by senior leadership, aims to identify real business uses—especially where traditional algorithms hit limits. They're keeping expectations realistic, focusing on current tech instead of distant breakthroughs.

Why it mattersEnergy grids are notoriously hard to optimize. If quantum computing can tackle these problems, even in small pilots, it could cut costs or enable new business models for utilities.

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The Quantum InsiderCorey O’Meara (E.ON): Finding Real Quantum Advantage in Grid Optimization7:00 AM →
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