Intelligent energy management reduces consumption by 22% across Europe

The current technological approach combines the use of smart thermostats with the analysis of dynamic electricity tariffs, allowing consumption to be automatically shifted towards the most economical and efficient time slots. This automation, designed to adapt to the variety of European heating systems, from heat pumps to gas boilers, up to district heating, allows an average reduction in consumption estimated at around 22%. The integration of these tools transforms the home into a real energy hub, where room-by-room control optimizes the use of the resource without compromising living comfort. Christian Deilmann, co-founder of the company, highlighted the centrality of the debate on energy security by observing that “the cheapest kilowatt hour is the one you never consume“.

From a long-term perspective, the company strategy aims to integrate heating, solar energy and electric vehicle charging into a single intelligent system driven by artificial intelligence. In parallel with the operational strengthening, a participation program was introduced that makes employees virtual shareholders, promoting a culture of shared ownership. With the increase in the share of wind and solar energy in the electricity system, the ability to balance supply and demand through smart technologies becomes a fundamental requirement for grid stability and household savings.