2G Energy Pairs Heartbeat AI Energy-Management Tie-Up With a CFO Handover as Q3 Figures Loom

Published on 11/10/2026 at 13:51 | Editorial boerse-global.de

2G Energy will report Q3 2026 revenue and EBIT on 23 November, as its executive board temporarily expands to four members during a staged leadership transition.

2G Energy Pairs Heartbeat AI Energy-Management Tie-Up With a CFO Handover as Q3 Figures Loom Illustration mit AI erstellt.

2G Energy has set 23 November as the date for its third-quarter 2026 trading update, with revenue and earnings before interest and taxes both on the agenda. The announcement lands squarely inside a stretch in which the company's executive board is temporarily operating with four members — an unusual arrangement that stems from a leadership reshuffle now unfolding in stages.

At the centre of that reshuffle is Martin Laux, whose appointment to the finance chief role was announced a little over a week ago. Friedrich Pehle, the incumbent, is slated to leave the executive board on 1 January 2027 and will thereafter devote himself to investor relations. Management described the transition as long in the planning. Because Laux's start and Pehle's exit are staggered, both men will sit on a board that is temporarily expanded to four seats until the end of the year — the same window in which the quarterly report is due.

Heartbeat AI to Oversee CHP and Gas-to-Power Assets

Roughly a fortnight ago, 2G Energy and 1KOMMA5° unveiled a technology partnership aimed at power supply for AI data centres and industrial sites. Under the arrangement, the Heartbeat AI energy-management system will take control of 2G's combined heat and power (CHP) and gas-to-power installations. The two partners intend the platform to coordinate those units in real time with photovoltaic generation, battery storage and the electricity grid, delivering supply solutions directly at the customer's location. The scope therefore covers both 2G's own machinery and its integration into a broader energy-management framework.

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