Enerkii Seeks Feedback, Revolutionizes Energy for SMEs
Enerkii, a trailblazing company in sustainable energy solutions, is seeking feedback and questions from readers of pv magazine. The company aims to understand the challenges faced by medium-sized businesses in managing energy costs and generating power independently.
Enerkii specialises in serving medium-sized companies with high electricity consumption, such as automotive suppliers, plastics manufacturers, packaging companies, and mechanical engineering firms. Their comprehensive, autonomous energy solutions comprise three key aspects: self-power generation through photovoltaics, on-site power management with battery storage, and smart residual power procurement.
The company takes the financial and operational burden of energy procurement, developing economic concepts and implementing them for SMEs. Enerkii's unique selling point is the self-developed Enerkii-OS tool, which configures customised energy solutions in real-time. With 18 contracts concluded with German industrial companies and installations totalling over 87 megawatts in planning, Enerkii has demonstrated an average customer savings of 30 percent.
Enerkii's team consists of 15 members with expertise in energy management, project planning, and business development, working in a friendly atmosphere. The company is backed by the World Fund, Europe's largest climate tech fund.
Enerkii is revolutionising energy supply for industry and commerce with its sustainable energy solutions in the Energy-as-a-Service model. By addressing the challenges posed by Germany's high electricity prices, grid fees, and levies, Enerkii is helping SMEs adopt photovoltaic systems and battery storage, enhancing their competitiveness.
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