eHubs
At Energy Freedom, we help companies move from energy uncertainty to energy control. Our team collaborates closely with businesses to assess their energy needs and implement tailored solutions. We guide businesses through the full eHub journey: from first analysis and stakeholder alignment to technical design, business case development, implementation and long-term optimisation.
What
eHubs make local energy smarter, more flexible and more valuable
An energy eHub is a local energy cooperation between multiple companies, buildings or sites.
Within an eHub, participants coordinate how they produce, consume, store and share energy.
For example, one company may generate surplus solar power during the day, while another company nearby needs energy for charging vehicles, production or cooling. A battery can store excess energy and release it when demand is higher. Smart control software helps balance everything within the available grid capacity.
Who
Everyone can be part of an eHub
From B2B to E2E
As B2B
Participants can include companies that consume a lot of electricity, companies with solar panels or other renewable generation, businesses with batteries, EV charging operators, real estate owners, park managers, municipalities and energy service partners.
As E2E
End-to-end energy ecosystem. This means that not only individual businesses are involved, but the full local energy chain: producers, consumers, asset owners, technology providers, grid stakeholders and local coordinators.
Why
Multiple benefits
from being part of an eHub
✔ More usable grid capacity
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✔ Room for Growth & Electrification
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✔ Lower Energy Costs
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✔ Better use of Renewable Energy
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✔ Stronger ESG Performance
How does it work?
Step-by-step
Starting an eHub does not mean that every technical detail must already be solved.
1. Analyse the local energy situation
2. Identify opportunities for cooperation
3. Build the business case
4. Design the eHub model
5. Implement smart control and monitoring
6. Optimise and grow
What do you need to start
The first step is understanding whether there is potential.
✔ A group of motivated participants
✔ ​Energy consumption and generation data
✔ ​Local generation or flexibility
✔ ​A shared ambition
✔ ​Smart coordination
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Do you have all of the above?
Get ready to start!