Energy software development for batteries, solar and energy markets

We can add device integrations, market and grid operator connections, flexibility features such as demand-side response, or monitoring. When it makes sense, we extend or migrate the whole platform.

Yes, and the ETRM stays the book of record. We have not built an ETRM; we build the software that works next to one. Since mid-2026 we have been building a purchasing portal for an energy company's business customers, connected to its ETRM and accounting system. We are building it so that contracts, positions and tranches synchronize with the ETRM on a schedule, each tranche order a trader accepts is written to the ETRM, and volume steps follow the rules defined there.

Yes. Enerace.Online, which we have been building since 2020, serves the Enerace advisory and the companies Enerace helps buy electricity and gas: portfolio position, tranche purchases, purchase recommendations and supplier tenders in one platform. For asset operators, the EMS decides when a site charges, discharges or offers capacity on the market.

Yes. For KYOTO Group we spent three and a half years on industrial IoT and digital twin software for a molten-salt thermal energy storage system, from a UX/UI MVP to a SCADA-based system that monitors and controls the flow of energy in real time. The twin combines plant data with weather data and energy price analysis and includes a plant performance simulation interface. Before you order one, decide whether you need monitoring, simulation or control, because each needs different data and safety rules.

We have built one layer of a virtual power plant and are building a second. Neither is a complete VPP platform. For Zeronest we built the demand-side response module: it groups metering points into aggregation units, lets an aggregator create a call across many points and builds a corrected baseline and an hourly report for each call. For Global Green's battery storage sites we are building an EMS whose orchestrator combines setpoints from trading, aFRR and direct control before it distributes them across batteries.

You do. All IP we create for you, including code, designs and documentation, is assigned to you.

Yes. The Zeronest EMS reads and controls inverters from 16 inverter brands over Modbus, and Skyfri's EMS controlled several inverter and battery brands across its plants. For KYOTO Group we built a SCADA-based system. We start by checking which protocols and interfaces your devices expose.

Yes. Use your own models when your forecasts or dispatch strategy are your advantage, or when your traders already rely on them. We build the control layer around them, with the battery and grid limits enforced underneath.

Either, or a mix. Choose on-premise when regulation or your security policy does not allow control logic outside your own infrastructure. Choose the cloud when you need to add sites quickly and do not want to run servers yourself. A hybrid setup keeps control and safety limits at the site and puts analytics and reporting in the cloud.

The first step is a discovery workshop, and it is always free. It maps your assets and market constraints into a priced roadmap. We then build in fixed-scope releases, each priced on outcome rather than on hours worked, so you know what a release costs before it starts.

We design the architecture against the NIS2 obligations that apply to you, and the control layer can run on-premise, so it stays inside your own infrastructure. In Poland, entities had to apply for entry in the register by October 3, 2026 and must implement the obligations by April 3, 2027.

Maintenance runs under an SLA, 24/7: 15 minutes to first response on a critical incident and 30 minutes until an engineer is actively working on it. The contract sets resolution targets for each severity class under a two-tier support model, with transparent penalties if we miss them. Every release goes through code review, CI/CD, a staged rollout and a rollback plan, and incidents go to named engineers.

Full documentation, runbooks and infrastructure-as-code, plus a structured handover. We'd rather win the next contract on merit than on lock-in.

A free 45-minute market briefing covering PSE rules, the capacity market and licensing.

We build the software layer plus validation prototypes; hardware runs through your partners or ours.