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America built a car that flies. Europe is still deciding whether 2035 means 100% electric. Tesla's new Roadster jumps and flips with thrusters built with SpaceX. It isn't approved for public roads, and Elon Musk isn't sure it's legal everywhere. They built it anyway. Porsche AG unveiled the Mission S, a combustion supercar, while Brussels debates softening the 2035 combustion ban. And Emmanuel Macron sat in Citroën's electric 2CV concept, with a target price of around €15,000. Europe's answer to BYD EUROPE. USA: innovate first, regulate later. Europe: regulate first, innovate later. Both roads lead to the same place: 100% electric. And when EVs cost €15,000, the car is no longer the hard part. Everything around it is: Chargers that work the first time. People ready for the change. Backend systems that price, bill and settle every session. That's the part we build at Tridens. So who gets there first: the continent that builds fast, or the one that writes the rules? #ev #evcharging #emobility #billing

Starlink, Europe's biggest telcos and Washington are now fighting over one thing: who connects your phone from space. The European Commission plans to reserve part of the 2 GHz satellite band for European operators. The US ambassador to the EU, Andrew Puzder, told the Financial Times that retaliation would be "very devastating". Meanwhile, Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica and Vodafone have signed a letter of intent to explore a joint bid for that spectrum and bring direct-to-device satellite service to Europe. Satellites promise mobile coverage without borders. The fight over who provides it is all about borders. But for operators, the real question goes beyond spectrum: Who owns the customer? Who rates the usage and sends the bill? Who gets paid when a satellite and a mobile network deliver one service? At Tridens, that's what we work on every day: real-time charging, convergent billing and partner settlements on one engine. Whoever wins the spectrum, someone still has to bill for the connection. Who do you think will own the customer: the satellite provider or the mobile operator? #starlink #telecom #bss #billing #monetization

Your energy business is evolving beyond selling electricity. Is your billing platform ready? EV charging services, solar solutions, connected devices, and new energy products create opportunities for growth but also add billing complexity. Tridens Monetization combines flexible billing and integrated eCommerce to help utility providers manage new products and revenue models. ⚡ Attending Enlit Europe 2026? Let's meet in Vienna.

Time-of-use pricing. Dynamic tariffs. New energy plans. Is your billing system flexible enough to keep up? Tridens Monetization helps energy providers configure complex tariffs, automate usage-based billing, and launch new pricing models without unnecessary complexity. ⚡ Let's meet at Enlit Europe 2026 and discuss smarter energy billing.

One customer. Multiple utility services. Too many billing systems? Managing electricity, gas, water, and other services across disconnected platforms creates complexity for utilities and their customers. Tridens Monetization brings multi-utility billing together on a single platform, with one customer view and consolidated invoicing. ⚡ Let's connect at Enlit Europe 2026.

Energy markets are evolving. Is your billing system keeping up? Legacy billing systems slow down innovation, complicate operations, and make adapting to new business models harder than it should be. Tridens Monetization helps utilities modernize with automated billing, flexible pricing, and a scalable meter-to-cash platform. ⚡ Attending Enlit Europe 2026? Let's connect in Vienna.