Flexibility & steering

Demand response

Not every process has to run at the moment it usually runs. With demand response, consumption is shifted within the day on price signals and grid signals, within limits you set. Our platform does the steering.

What gets shifted, and when

The same process, moved a few hours

Below is an illustrative day of price against the level that triggers a shift — the process still runs, just not at the two hours that cost the most.

Illustrative example, not a real client report

The situation

Picture a process that tolerates a few hours' delay without anyone noticing, currently running on a fixed clock regardless of what power costs that hour. Demand response moves it within the day, inside limits set in advance.

Shift threshold€ 80 / MWh

Hours shifted2 of 12

Saving today, estimated≈ € 140

08:00 crosses the line, so the process waits

Rather than run into the morning price spike, the process holds until price eases back within the limit already agreed.

18:00 does it again, later that day

The same rule catches the evening peak too — no new decision needed, the limit already covers it.

Figures are illustrative, built to show the method. They are not a real client's process.

How we approach it

From question to execution

01
We identify processes that can shift and the limits they must respect.
02
We connect them to our platform and set the rules.
03
The platform shifts consumption on prices and grid signals.
04
We report the savings and the compensation earned.

What it yields

This is what changes for you

Lower energy costs through shifting, not through saving
Compensation from grid operators for the flexibility offered
Automatic steering within your operational rules

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