Renewable energy transition
Contract and orchestrate green supply against your actual load profile.
Solutions/ and the studios that test them
Green electricity first, because it lowers the cost of every unit of heat a heat pump makes. Then heat, storage, the operating layer and the proof. Each step has a studio that does its arithmetic in the open — as willing to say no as yes.
The solutions/ and the studio for each
Contract and orchestrate green supply against your actual load profile.
Electrify the heat that can move; be explicit about the heat that cannot.
Batteries and thermal stores that make contracted energy usable.
Metering, forecasting, scheduling and dispatch across electricity and heat.
Traceable Scope 1, 2 and 3, and the disclosure workflows on top of it.
A data centre's cooling return as the factory's heat source, under one contract.
The studios are planning aids, not quotations. Every one states its assumptions, and none replaces a metered baseline.
In short/ Solutions
Low-cost green electricity lowers the cost of every unit of heat a heat pump makes; storage moves that heat into the cheapest blocks; ergOS runs it and esgOS proves it. Each layer pays for the next. Every solution page says what it does, where it stops and what it depends on, and links to a studio that is as willing to say no as yes.
Start/ one plant
A four-week baseline covering electricity, heat and ESG together — because sequencing them separately is how the value gets lost.