November 10th-12th 2026 - Vienna, Austria

Let’s set the standard together

Meet DLMS UA at Enlit Europe 2026

How can we make data accessible, understandable and usable across metering, devices and energy systems?

Meet DLMS UA at Enlit Europe to explore how specifications, data models and collaboration can support your interoperability goals—from product development and certification to data exchange across sectors.

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Visit us at booth B.e90: we’d be happy to meet you!

Driving Interoperability with Generic Companion Profiles

Generic Companion Profiles (GCPs) define a precise selection of DLMS features and functionalities for specific use cases, providing shared requirements for interoperable implementations. 

Explore the profiles and discover what they mean for your products and projects.

Interoperability and Flexibility: Let's Talk

Meet our team to discuss

  • Profiles for your use cases: Explore GCPs for electricity, gas and water, and discuss implementation and certification.

  • Connecting standards and ecosystems: Discuss mapping between data models to enable consistent data exchange across sectors.

  • Common architecture at the edge: Explore a shared foundation for metering and edge gateway logical devices.

  • Security and cybersecurity: Discuss requirements for secure data exchange and their implementation.

  • Distributed energy resources and flexibility: Explore the data exchange needs of connected devices, energy management and grid support.

  • Testing and certification: Understand how to verify implementations against the relevant DLMS specifications and profiles.

Let’s discuss your interoperability goals

Developing a product, planning a deployment or connecting systems?

Meet DLMS UA at Enlit Europe to discuss your requirements, explore relevant profiles and certification, and identify opportunities to collaborate.

We bring together utilities, manufacturers, technology providers and standards organisations to advance interoperability.

Bring your expertise and discover how you can contribute through our Working Groups, membership and liaison partnerships.

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