What you get
- Analysis of whether an SPV structure is suitable
- Setup of governance, roles and rights
- Financing model: own investment, co-investment or third party
- Allocation, risk distribution and operational Energy OS
- Transparent distribution of costs and revenues
Who is this suitable for?
Real estate parties with multiple tenants, charging infrastructure, solar panels, battery and settlement who want to legally separate these.
The base model for energy management
From mapping EANs and contract capacity to making assets flexible, controlling within limits and optionally spinning out via an SPV structure. Grid Services structures energy activities technically, financially and legally.
Six steps to a controllable energy system
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EANs and contract capacity mapped
All connections, contracts, kWmax values and ATO rights are systematically mapped. This is the foundation of every management engagement.
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Determine real-time available capacity
Per connection and per moment, know how much room there is for charging, generation, battery or other controllable demand. Headroom as an operational fact, not a static calculation.
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Make assets flexible
Charge points, batteries, heat pumps, generation and process equipment become operationally connectable to the Energy OS. Each asset gets a profile, priority and control limit.
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Control within limits
Control rules based on priorities, available capacity and policy. No manual intervention, but continuous management that stays within contract limits and prevents peaks.
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Administer afterwards
Usage, costs and revenues are recorded traceably per EAN, asset, tenant or period. The basis for settlement, EAC and financial reporting.
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Spin out and scale up
For parties that want to separate energy activities from the core operation: structuring via SPV, ESCo or another legal form. A repeatable model for multiple sites.
Legal structure options
Depending on the situation, ownership and desired governance, Grid Services advises on the most suitable structure.
ESCo
Energy Service Company: Grid Services or a partner organisation acts as energy service provider and takes on investment, management and risk. Settlement based on performance.
Separate energy entity
The owner sets up a separate company for energy activities. Legal separation of operations and energy investments. Suitable for real estate and multi-site portfolios.
Special Energy Infra
Energy infrastructure (cables, transformers, charge points, battery) is placed in a separate legal entity. Clear ownership, transparent costs, transferable.
EaaS — Energy as a Service
The customer buys energy performance instead of assets. Grid Services delivers and manages the full system, including financing. No capex, but certainty.