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While the residential segment for DERs (distributed energy resources) experienced a slowdown across some European countries in 2024, the C&I (commercial & industrial) segment proved to be more resilient and has increasingly become a core driver of growth. Not only is this segment significantly less saturated, these customers also increasingly seek energy and price security, while regulations such as the European Performance of Buildings Directive provide further tailwinds.

Solora offers both EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) and O&M (operations & maintenance) services to SMEs and large scale B2B customers. As a one-stop-shop, it’s product proposition consists of PV systems, BESS (battery energy storage systems), EV charging equipment and energy management systems. Solora’s in-house engineering capabilities and access to historical O&M data further provide a unique set of resources to technically support new and existing customers.

Today Solora equips a team of more than 70 people. With around 1,500 installations (or 1,200 MW) under management, and more than 100 MW installed, Solora is one of the leading providers across the Benelux and quickly accelerating in France.

The rapid adoption of distributed energy resources (PV, EV chargers, batteries and heat pumps), pushes existing grid infrastructure to its limits. As a result, distribution system operators (DSO’s) are faced with increasing complexity and network instability. In order to answer these challenges and meet national renewable energy targets, the International Energy Agency (IEA) states that grid investments should nearly double by 2030, with emphasis on digitalizing and modernizing distribution grids.

eneida.io addresses grid operators’ challenges by providing clear situational awareness, detecting and locating events, and enabling the optimization and control of the low voltage grid, without costly infrastructure upgrades. Their open and modular approach facilitates the rapid adoption of distributed assets, while reducing grid outages and faults.

eneida.io was founded in 2012 in Coimbra (Portugal) and operates across Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

Widespread rollout of renewables and growing energy demand are pushing existing grid infrastructure to its limits. Utilities are increasingly using grid enhancing technologies to better match supply and demand in real time, while minimizing costs and maintaining grid stability and reliability.

Ampacimon offers hardware and software to allow real-time monitoring of high-voltage lines, enabling TSOs to manage congestion on the grid. As a result, TSOs can prevent lengthy and expensive cable replacement investments, while integrating more renewables on the grid. Ampacimon’s patented DLR technology allows TSOs to increase capacity at peak moments up to 30%.

Ampacimon was founded in 2010 and has deployed a large number of its DLR systems at major utility companies in Europe, North America and beyond. The company is scaling rapidly, enforced by its unparallelled technology, regulatory stimuli and societal benefits.

Amid the energy transition, industries like PV, HVAC and e-mobility are struggling with an increasing demand and a concurrent shortage of skilled professionals.

Eturnity offers a full software suite of tools for installers for sales & lead generation, design & calculation, and project processing, while also offering a digital interface, linking installers to the manufacturers and distributors, facilitating smoother interactions.

The solutions enable installation companies to focus on their core business and significantly improve efficiency. Eturnity’s solutions have proven to realize an increased sales conversion rate of 30%. The company operates via a SaaS model and is rapidly internationalizing from its home base in the DACH region to other European countries.

Plug-in photovoltaic (PV) systems are booming due to the shortage and high costs of technicians in many European countries. Thus far consumers have lacked convenient options to store their excess energy and make optimal use of their systems.

With SolMate, EET provides an easy-to-use solution and has established itself as the leader in the new segment of smart plug-in home battery systems. A key differentiator is their patent-protected measurement technology, which detects power demand at any home from any standard wall socket.

The technology maximizes self-consumption of PV solar panels, and thereby enables an important part of Home Energy Management. SolMate can save up to 50% of an average flat’s electricity bill.