Locally Generated. 
Nationally Connected. 
Smarter for You.

What is a Virtual Power Plant (VPP)?

A VPP is a network of decentralized energy sources like solar panels, EV chargers, and batteries – that work together using real-time data and software.

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How It Works

We produce, manage, and deliver clean energy, smarter and closer to home – in 4 steps.

We Produce Renewable Energy at Scale

Our solar panels sit on the rooftops of grocery stores operated by our sister company across Germany. These systems generate clean electricity every day, forming the foundation of our energy network.

We Power Stores, EVs 
& Feed the Grid

The electricity is used directly by the stores and our nationwide EV charging network. Any surplus is fed into the grid and managed by our VPP, supporting wider energy needs, including residential and business customers.

We Balance Supply and Demand with Smart Technology

Our cloud-based VPP connects all our solar systems, storage, and market access in real time. It decides when to store energy, when to use it, and when to buy or sell on the energy exchange, ensuring reliable, cost-effective power flow.

You Get Clean Electricity, Your Way

Whether you choose a fixed or dynamic pricing plan, your energy is backed by 100% renewable sources – a combination of our solar production and certified clean grid energy. It’s easy to switch, easy to manage, and always clean.

Our Solar Locations

Our Photovoltaic (PV) systems are primarily located on the roofs of Germany’s leading supermarkets, generating PV solar energy locally, and synergising perfectly with our onsite EV hyperchargers.

These spaces are large flat areas, unobstructed from the sun and located right in the heart of the community, allowing the local area to benefit the most, without any disruptive development.

Large Surface Area

Large flat roof areas ensure optimum energy generation.

Using Existing Space

Utilises potentially wasted space and avoids using land for wind turbines and solar farms.

Powering Community

Local green energy production 
for local use.