A vertically integrated optimizer for batteries, solar, and wind. Active in Flanders

Batteries

We trade across Day-Ahead, Intraday, and Imbalance, and offer aFRR balancing services. Your State of Charge is treated as a single shared resource across those markets and services. We watch the Fluvius capacity tariff continuously: a single careless 15-minute peak shouldn't be allowed to eat a month's margin.

Solar parks

We look at every quarter-hour. When prices go negative, we curtail intelligently, but only when keeping the panels off is genuinely cheaper than what they'd otherwise earn. When prices spike, we put your power on the market that pays the most for it. That way, not a single kWh that could have earned money is left on the table.

Wind parks 

We steer actively every hour, not only when something goes wrong. That active management outperforms a passive imbalance contract across a year, usually by a meaningful margin.

Co-located sites 

When a battery, solar park, and wind park share the same grid connection, we translate each asset's strategy into a single location strategy. Together they earn more than they would individually. The battery soaks up wind during negative-price hours, charges from sun at midday, and delivers back into the evening peak.

Read the customer story: how Energy Eggfarm gained control of its grid connection through intelligent steering.

Behind the scenes

Trading is the most visible part of the work. But between the market and your equipment sits another layer: our Orchestrator. It weighs every trading decision against what's happening behind your meter: your consumption, your grid costs, your energy tax, any local PPA. Every minute, anew.

The difference is concrete. A battery charging hard on a cheap market hour can double your capacity tariff that same month. Solar power you can consume on site often earns more than it would on the market. Our Orchestrator brings both sides into every single decision.

Big parks and small ones

The Belgian market doesn't ask whether you're a developer with a hundred megawatts, or a farmer with two megawatts and a battery in the barn. The same tariffs, the same settlement windows, the same trading hours apply to everyone. The difference between a park that earns well and one that doesn't comes down to whether someone is paying close attention. We pay close attention, no matter how big or small you are.

For developers, asset owners, and financiers: we operate inside or alongside tolling structures, our reporting is bankable, and our scenarios cover your baseline, most-likely, worst, and contractual stress cases.

For farmers and smaller park owners: you don't need to track the markets or keep up with regulation yourself. Our algorithms and our team do that for you, know your DSO, and only earn when you earn.

How we're paid

A percentage of what we earn for you. No fixed monthly fee. No retainer. No invoice in months when nothing happened. If your asset is quiet, so are we. If it's earning, we earn alongside you. Never instead of you.

It's the simplest fee structure we know. We like it that way, and our customers seem to as well.

Belgium on its own terms

We're a Dutch company, and we know what that means: the temptation to assume the playbook from home travels across the border. It doesn't. The Belgian market has its own grid operators, its own tariff structure, its own terminology, and its own rhythm. ARP terminology where the Netherlands says BRP. A capacity tariff that watches every quarter-hour. Three distribution operators across three regions. Four-hour aFRR blocks. The CRM. Atrias. The list goes on.

Before we did anything else in Belgium, we mapped the market carefully. We rebuilt the parts of our software that needed rebuilding, and left alone the parts that worked. Today we hold BRP, BSP, and CSP roles directly in Belgium, with our energy supplier qualification close behind. No intermediaries between your asset and the markets it earns from.

Word of mouth

Most of the parks we manage came to us through someone who already works with us. Customers stay, and they introduce us to others. That's the kind of growth we trust. And it's the reason we feel comfortable being in Belgium without making a lot of noise about it.

Curious whether your park could earn more?

Our Quickscan is a free, asset-specific revenue analysis. We model every available revenue stream: capacity tariff, day-ahead, intraday, imbalance, ancillary services, congestion. For your specific asset, your specific grid connection, your specific contract. No generic numbers. No obligation. We'll walk you through every assumption.