Energy hub
Can we make more growth possible together, despite congestion? From individual analysis to a working hub on your business park.
On more and more business parks a full grid blocks growth and decarbonisation. We do not start with the collective but with each company separately: what is possible behind your own meter? We build those individual pictures up into a collective.
Municipalities and provinces seeing companies leave and their business climate under pressure. Park managers and cooperatives who want to help their members but lack the expertise. And the companies on the site themselves.
A report per site with a founded go/no-go, then an analysis per participating company, a collective energy plan and a draft group transport agreement ready for the grid operator. If a hub is not the best route, we say so.
The order from individual to collective is not unique, but the depth per company is: we know exactly what is possible behind each meter before we talk about a collective. And we only advise a hub when the societal business case is positive. On the Hazeldonk site in Breda we are completing that first phase with six companies, commissioned by the municipality.
From quickscan to energy hub.
Two tracks running side by side: individual insight per company, and the collective route to a working hub. The individual track produces the evidence the collective track leans on.
A site visit and your energy situation now and in future, at a high level. Delivers insight into risks and opportunities, with concrete advice on next steps.
The energy profile fully calculated and flexibility measures weighed on value. Delivers a business case per measure. 50% eligible for Flex-e.
Responsibilities and the cost-benefit split of participation made clear. Delivers a founded choice on joining and an agreement in principle.
Entry and exit conditions recorded and the connection made ready. Delivers signed agreements and a place in the hub.
The individual scans translated into an area analysis based on the grid topology. Delivers a founded go/no-go on the hub.
A data-driven scenario analysis and a proposal for the group transport agreement. Delivers a technical draft agreement.
The legal and financial construction around the hub designed. Delivers clear agreements on control, allocation and compensation.
Agreements finalised with the grid operator and suppliers, and the hub set up. Delivers an operational hub with control and settlement.
Curious what this would yield for your site?
Book a free advisory call. Together we look at which step makes sense for you.