Platform for Energy Utilities

The challenge

The energy transition fundamentally changes grid operation. Energy utilities no longer operate grids purely reactively, but increasingly actively. Decentralized generation, controllable consumers and storage systems – so-called flexibilities – already exist, yet they have so far contributed little to grid utilization and cost optimization.

Flexibility exists.
Control is missing.

The idea

We create a central orchestration layer that treats flexibilities not as isolated cases, but as a strategic resource.

Use cases such as peak shaving, load management or self-consumption optimization are clearly modeled, rule-based controlled and seamlessly integrated into existing system landscapes.

The goal is clear:
active grid operation – scalable, transparent and future-ready.

The solution

Manage flexibilities independently of devices or manufacturers. Build logical groups and set priorities. Rules define when which flexibility applies. Manual interventions remain possible at any time – controlled and traceable.

Out of many individual cases, a system emerges.

Complexity, clearly structured

At the same time, the system integrates into control centers, HES, IoT platforms and billing systems.

Reliability remains high even when connected systems temporarily fail. The architecture scales with growing numbers of devices, new use cases and future market models.

Complexity doesn’t disappear.
It becomes manageable.

What we did

We don’t work from specification documents.
We work from understanding.

Together with Optimatik, we translate domain complexity into clear system logic, design interaction and UX concepts for demanding control processes, and build an architecture that works today and grows tomorrow.

We act as sparring partner, co-thinker and implementation team – from idea to operation.

Outlook

The flexibility manager grows where grids continue to change.

New head-end system? Dock instead of rebuild.
HEMS data? Classify instead of complicate.
EV charging infrastructure? Integrate instead of isolate.

What remains is a solution that doesn’t just enable active grid operation —
it supports it.