Energy storage, consumption adjustment and backup during network outages.
Energy storage systems
Self-supply communities
Connecting business customers with renewable energy sources.
Local energy for the wider community
Our self-supply communities connect electricity producers using renewables with those who need their electricity. Members benefit from long-term savings, greater freedom from price volatility, and a smaller carbon footprint. This is a sustainable energy project, which allows locally generated energy to be distributed to where self-supply generation is impossible.
The efficient distribution of the generated energy between members makes for a higher share of self-supply, greater savings on energy costs, and increased energy independence. At the same time it helps in the green transition, and in meeting the targets from the national energy and climate plan.
Possible forms of partnership
At GEN-I we offer flexible models for partnering in setting up self-supply communities tailored to your needs, your finances and your long-term strategy.
- Full investment: Your business is the investor, GEN-I installs the power plant and organises the community.
- Leasing: GEN-I is the investor and organises the community. We pay rent to the business to use the space, and later the business has the opportunity to purchase the power plant.
- Existing plant capacity: GEN-I connects existing solar plants, and organises them into a community.
Benefits of partnering
Stable
savings
Coverage of own consumption
Higher share of self-supply
Reduced carbon footprint
Significant savings on bills
Community members pay less for energy received from the network, network charges, contributions and excise duties. They also reduce the costs of the agreed rated power, which entails concrete long-term savings on electricity costs.
Higher share of self-supply
With the optimal distribution of energy in self-supply communities, a higher share of self-supply is attained for each metering point, which means greater annual savings.
Energy independence
Self-supply communities ensure stable electricity costs, and reduce susceptibility to volatility in market prices, as they allow for the use of locally generated electricity.
Reducing carbon footprint
Using electricity generated from renewables in self-supply communities reduces carbon footprint and contributes to sustainable energy consumption. Through their joint work in generating green electricity, self-supply communities constitute an important step towards a greener future.
