From energy flexibility concept to measured site proof
EnerVectum develops structured pilot projects where thermal storage, BESS, PV, heat pumps, EV charging, grid electricity and intelligent control can be tested under real operating conditions.
Pilots are not demonstrations only
For EnerVectum, a pilot is a structured proof platform. It should validate the technical system, generate customer value, create partner learning and support a clear replication pathway.
We focus on sites where the business case, energy data, operating constraints and future scale potential are visible from the beginning.
A good pilot should prove
- How much energy can be shifted, stored or better coordinated
- How thermal storage complements BESS, PV and flexible electrical assets
- How site peaks, PV export and grid stress can be reduced
- How intelligent control improves operation and future investment decisions
- How the model can be repeated at future buildings, portfolios or local energy hubs
First reference pilot: Varis Commercial Building FlexHub
EnerVectum is preparing its first reference pilot with Varis Förvaltning, a commercial property owner in Gothenburg. The pilot is planned to start on 15 August 2026 and is designed to validate how a commercial building can become a more flexible, measurable and future-ready energy asset.
The Varis site provides a practical building environment where rooftop solar production, electricity use, heating demand, tenant operations, future EV charging and possible battery integration can be studied together. This makes the site relevant for developing a repeatable flexibility model for similar commercial buildings and property portfolios.
The pilot is coordinated by Greenco Tech AB from the R&D and technology-validation side. Greenco Tech AB provides the thermal storage technology under development, while EnerVectum AB will lead the system integration, apply the smart flexibility platform, coordinate the hybrid asset logic and structure the measured proof case for future commercial deployment.
The purpose is not only to install equipment, but to create a measured proof case that shows how site-level flexibility can improve renewable self-use, reduce avoidable power peaks, prepare the building for future electrification and support a practical pathway toward hybrid thermal-centred energy flexibility.
What the Varis pilot is intended to measure
A credible reference pilot needs measurable evidence, not only installation experience. The first pilot will help define the operational and commercial proof points for future EnerVectum deployments.
Pilot opportunities we are looking for
EnerVectum is most relevant where several energy challenges overlap and where a customer or partner wants to move from discussion to measured validation.
Commercial building pilots
Buildings with heating demand, electricity-cost exposure, PV production, BESS potential or EV charging plans.
- Offices and mixed-use buildings
- Schools and public properties
- Hotels and healthcare buildings
- Property portfolios
PV + TES + BESS pilots
Sites where solar export, grid constraints or price variation can create value through hybrid storage and intelligent dispatch.
- PV surplus absorption
- Peak-power management
- Battery and thermal coordination
- Local renewable energy use
Light-industrial pilots
Sites with thermal loads, recovered heat potential, electrification pressure or energy-cost exposure.
- Process or space heating
- Waste-heat recovery opportunities
- Flexible thermal loads
- Energy resilience needs
The EnerVectum pilot pathway
We use a structured pathway to reduce uncertainty before installation and to make sure the pilot creates useful evidence for customers, partners, funders and future deployment.
Useful data for first evaluation
- Hourly electricity consumption data
- PV production and export data, if available
- Heating and hot-water demand information
- Electricity tariff and peak-power cost structure
- Existing heat pump, boiler, BESS or PV system information
- EV charging plans or expected future electrical loads
- Available installation space and operational constraints
Data makes the pilot credible
A strong pilot starts with a clear energy baseline. The better the site data, the easier it is to identify the right configuration, estimate value and define meaningful validation metrics.
We are especially interested in sites where energy use, tariff exposure, PV export, heat demand or grid limitations already create visible flexibility needs.
What a pilot should deliver
The output of a pilot should be more than installation experience. It should create a repeatable proof case.
How we work with partners
EnerVectum’s role is to structure the flexibility concept, coordinate relevant technologies and define a pilot that can generate useful proof for the site and the wider ecosystem.
We welcome dialogue with property owners, industrial customers, utilities, technology partners, investors and public innovation actors who want to help build practical thermal-centred flexibility.
Typical pilot participants
- Customer site or property owner
- Energy or facility manager
- Technology and integration partners
- Control and data partners
- Public innovation or funding actors
- Strategic investors or infrastructure partners
Have a site that could become a reference pilot?
We are looking for serious pilot dialogues with sites where PV export, heating demand, peak exposure, grid constraints or EV charging plans create a measurable flexibility opportunity.