Elia Group

AE Solar Horizon operates as a manufacture of solar PV panels.

Enervalis specializes in developing software that offers sustainable energy solutions tailored for electric vehicles, buildings, and microgrids. The company's energy management platform efficiently monitors diverse energy sources and user behaviors, leveraging weather forecasts, user inputs, and advanced analytics to anticipate future energy demand and supply. By optimizing energy consumption towards locally produced green energy, such as solar, wind, and other renewable sources, Enervalis enables users to manage their energy assets from a centralized dashboard. This comprehensive approach allows electricity producers, storage providers, and consumers to effectively monitor and control their energy usage, ultimately reducing energy costs and promoting energy efficiency.

Re.alto is a startup that originated from the Elia Group, a transmission system operator in Belgium and Germany. Launched in 2020, it offers a marketplace for the exchange of data and services within the energy sector. The company focuses on its Connect product, which facilitates data exchange and connectivity for various energy devices. Targeting B2B players in renewable energy generation and home energy management across Germany, the United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium, Re.alto aims to unify different brands and types of electrical devices, including electric vehicle chargers, solar panels, batteries, and energy meters. The platform normalizes and aggregates data, connects with optimization services, and manages onboarding and consent processes while providing dashboarding and alerting features. As a data backbone for energy devices, Re.alto is positioned to support the development of an efficient and decarbonized energy sector.

50Hertz Transmission GmbH is a high-voltage energy network operator based in Berlin, Germany, responsible for the operation, maintenance, planning, and expansion of the power transmission grid in northern and eastern Germany. Serving approximately 18 million people, the company manages a transmission grid that spans about 10,200 kilometers. It plays a crucial role in ensuring the reliable supply of electricity by coordinating the interaction of various market players and maintaining the electrical balance between consumers and generators. With a significant focus on integrating renewable energy, over half of the annual average electricity consumption in its grid area is derived from renewable sources, a figure that continues to grow. Approximately 1,100 employees work across ten locations to ensure continuous electricity flow in regions including Berlin, Brandenburg, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia. The grid is also interconnected with neighboring countries such as Poland, the Czech Republic, and Denmark, further enhancing its operational capabilities.