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decarbon1ze GmbH: Innovative Solutions for a Sustainable Energy Future

About the Company

decarbon1ze is a company that specializes in developing intelligent solutions for measuring and billing individual electrical devices. With a digital platform, decarbon1ze enables the direct supply of electric cars and electric heat consumers behind the meter in the virtual grid. The digital level also facilitates the balancing of community self-consumption or on-site supply[2][3].

Key Products and Services

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E-Mobility: decarbon1ze offers the direct supply of e-vehicles at public charging points with free tariff selection. This enables fleet operators and vehicle owners to individually choose their supplier and tariff[2][3].
Electric Heat: The company uses surplus renewable electricity to operate immersion heaters in hot water tanks instead of curtailing generation. This is referred to as "Wind Showers"[2][3].
FlexMC: decarbon1ze develops extensions for Smart Meter Gateways to control small flexibilities in the power grid and thus improve the balance between consumption and generation[2][3].

Mission and Values

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decarbon1ze's mission is to support the transition to a more sustainable energy supply through innovative technologies. The company relies on digital solutions to maximize the consumption of renewable energies while increasing the efficiency of the power grid.

Sustainability Goals and Initiatives

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decarbon1ze is strongly committed to the decarbonization of the building stock and the reduction of CO2 emissions. By integrating flexible electricity consumers into the existing power grid, the company can help to use surplus renewable electricity in a meaningful way and thus avoid the curtailment of wind and solar energy plants[1][2]. These approaches contribute to the stabilization of the power grid and promote the efficient use of renewable energies.

The company works closely with partners such as 50Hertz to advance the flexibilization of electricity demand and thus master the challenges of the energy transition[1][3].

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