Energy2market GmbH (e2m) www.energy2market.de will be exhibiting on the topic of decentralised energy supply together with encadi GmbH www.encadi.de at Energy HANNOVER, booth J 50, hall 27 from 7 - 11 April 2014.
This specialist international trade fair occupies an important and pioneering position within the largest industry trade fair worldwide.
Energy2market GmbH (e2m) and encadi GmbH are offering a comprehensive portfolio combining services which complement each other in this field.
An individual programme is conceived for each customer, from the provision of heat, energy or steam up to increasing efficiency and exploiting optimisation potential through targeted use of flexible solutions.
Both companies are addressing energy managers and decision makers of German industrial companies.
More and more companies are using the opportunities in the energy supply field arising from replacing nuclear energy with other energy sources.
Due to the active control of consumption as well as generation patterns, considerable revenue potentials are on offer without a high investment.
In the shape of operating reserve, their flexibility can in the short term lead to additional five digit revenue per year and megawatt.
e2m Leipzig will demonstrate how virtual power plants operate and how they can be used to benefit the company in interaction with energy management systems.
As an operator of a virtual power plant platform, e2m bundles smaller technical units to a large power plant in order to stabilise the network and to market these on the stock exchange.
With the installed output now having reached 3290MW, together with our clients additional revenue is reaped by specifically activating technical units.
With its special portfolio for cost-optimised energy and media supply, as well as energy and efficiency consulting, and implementation of energy management systems such as block heat and power plants, Encadi GmbH www.encadi.de has carved itself a permanent niche in the contracting service provider market.
The Münster based company is an independent service provider and supports clients in the health care sector, trade and industry as well as commerce and in the public sector.
This specialist international trade fair occupies an important and pioneering position within the largest industry trade fair worldwide.
Energy2market GmbH (e2m) and encadi GmbH are offering a comprehensive portfolio combining services which complement each other in this field.
An individual programme is conceived for each customer, from the provision of heat, energy or steam up to increasing efficiency and exploiting optimisation potential through targeted use of flexible solutions.
Both companies are addressing energy managers and decision makers of German industrial companies.
More and more companies are using the opportunities in the energy supply field arising from replacing nuclear energy with other energy sources.
Due to the active control of consumption as well as generation patterns, considerable revenue potentials are on offer without a high investment.
In the shape of operating reserve, their flexibility can in the short term lead to additional five digit revenue per year and megawatt.
e2m Leipzig will demonstrate how virtual power plants operate and how they can be used to benefit the company in interaction with energy management systems.
As an operator of a virtual power plant platform, e2m bundles smaller technical units to a large power plant in order to stabilise the network and to market these on the stock exchange.
With the installed output now having reached 3290MW, together with our clients additional revenue is reaped by specifically activating technical units.
With its special portfolio for cost-optimised energy and media supply, as well as energy and efficiency consulting, and implementation of energy management systems such as block heat and power plants, Encadi GmbH www.encadi.de has carved itself a permanent niche in the contracting service provider market.
The Münster based company is an independent service provider and supports clients in the health care sector, trade and industry as well as commerce and in the public sector.
