Our markets

Easy Smart Grid is particularly addressing four energy market worldwide

Market 1: Diesel/PV hybrid systems

RE Project developers and industry wish to extend the reach of diesel+PV hybrids with an affordable solution. Demand Side Management and distributed flexibility is part of the solution they want to develop.

Market 2: Multisource integration

RE Project developers and industry wish to combine the advantages and constraints of different types of renewable energy and are looking for a relevant energy management control.

Market 3: Electrification program

Infrastructure Players (governments, development banks, communities) are developing “greenfield” and “brownfield” approaches to answer the growing energy demand. An attractive option is the “anchor” model with a main (private) prosumer delivering energy to local communities. Easy Smart Grid facilitates such business models by providing fair pricing and repartition of energy cost.

Market 4: weak grid and or grid willing to reach a higher RE penetration

The grid operators want to improve the grid stability with a better usage of limited generation capacity by adapting load behavior to energy availability.

Market 4: weak grid and or grid willing to reach a higher RE penetration

The grid operators want to improve the grid stability with a better usage of limited generation capacity by adapting load behavior to energy availability.

Market 1: Diesel/PV hybrid systems

RE Project developers and industry wish to extend the reach of diesel+PV hybrids with an affordable solution. Demand Side Management and distributed flexibility is part of the solution they want to develop.

Market 2: Multisource integration

RE Project developers and industry wish to combine the advantages and constraints of different types of renewable energy and are looking for a relevant energy management control.

Market 3: Electrification program

Infrastructure Players (governments, development banks, communities) are developing “greenfield” and “brownfield” approaches to answer the growing energy demand. An attractive option is the “anchor” model with a main (private) prosumer delivering energy to local communities. Easy Smart Grid facilitates such business models by providing fair pricing and repartition of energy cost.

Market 4: weak grid and or grid willing to reach a higher RE penetration

The grid operators want to improve the grid stability with a better usage of limited generation capacity by adapting load behavior to energy availability.

Market 3: Electrification program

Infrastructure Players (governments, development banks, communities) are developing “greenfield” and “brownfield” approaches to answer the growing energy demand.  An attractive option is the “anchor” model with a main (private) prosumer delivering energy to local communities. Easy Smart Grid facilitates such business models by providing fair pricing and repartition of energy cost.

Market 1: Diesel/PV hybrid systems

RE Project developers and industry wish to extend the reach of diesel+PV hybrids with an affordable solution. Demand Side Management and distributed flexibility is part of the solution they want to develop.

Market 2: Multisource integration

RE Project developers and industry wish to combine the advantages and constraints of different types of renewable energy and are looking for a relevant energy management control.

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