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From hydrogen to FCFS automation and training — E-world 2026 was shaped by conversations, new connections and valuable market insights.
Conversations at the Booth
The PRISMA E-world team consisted of Tom Köckeritz, Frederick Webner, Ole Wehrmeyer, Goetz Lincke, Thibault Villedieu de Torcy, Isis Wagner and Constanze Hertel. They arrived well prepared — with clearly defined talking points and a full meeting calendar. The agenda focused on automated booking processes, evolving hydrogen market setups, and onboarding and training services at PRISMA.
FCFS Automation and Integration
One core topic PRISMA brought to E-world was automation through the PRISMA Shipper API. With a clear focus on first-come-first-served workflows, discussions centred on how API integrations can reduce manual interaction and enable faster, more scalable booking processes. The strong response from visitors reflected a growing readiness to move toward integrated, automated solutions — particularly where speed and operational efficiency play a critical role.
Hydrogen Capacity Marketing in Practice
Another well received topic: Hydrogen capacity booking was a dedicated focus PRISMA brought to E-world, building on the recent hydrogen capacity sale on the PRISMA platform for Energinet’s Danish Hydrogen Backbone 1 (DHB1). Instead of discussing hydrogen purely from a strategic perspective, meetings centred on how concrete booking setups are implemented — from first-come-first-served allocation mechanisms to the operational steps required for market participation.
The discussions reflected a growing interest in understanding how early hydrogen transport structures can be translated into transparent and scalable digital processes. With the DHB1 capacity offering as a practical example, PRISMA demonstrated how hydrogen capacity marketing can already be handled through established platform workflows, supporting market participants as hydrogen moves from concept toward real operational execution.
Introducing PRISMA University
Our third key topic was the user enablement through our new learning management system: PRISMA University. The conversations confirmed what ongoing platform experience has already shown: flexible, self-paced onboarding formats are increasingly in demand.
PRISMA 
University offers structured learning paths — from first platform steps to advanced operational workflows — designed for both new and experienced users.
Modular courses, practical examples and certification options such as becoming a Certified PRISMA User provide a consistent framework for onboarding and continuous learning. Explore the first course.
Looking Forward
The exchange highlighted how closely digital services, market design and operational expertise are linked. E-world once again served as a meeting point for long-standing partners and new contacts alike. A huge thank you to all participants and the E-world team for three inspiring days. We are already looking forward to coming back next year!
