Batterie-Start-ups in Europa

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Name des Start-upenspired
Webseitehttps://www.enspired-trading.com
Jahr der Gründung2020
Status der FinanzierungSeries B
Investoren
KontaktMagda Fankhauser
Datum des Eintrags1/2026

Geschäftsfelder

Haupt-GeschäftsfeldBattery optimisation (algo trader)
Matrialien, Chemie, Komponenten, Systeme (Hardware)-
Projektplanung-Unterstützung / Lastanalyse, Batterieauslegungoptional
Projektentwicklung-
Projektfinanzierungoptional
Batterie-Optimierung (Algotrader)ja
Energiemanagment Gewerbe & Industrie-
Energiemanagement Heim (HEMS)-
Batterieanalyseoptional

Art der Dienstleistung

Hardware-
Software-
Software as a Service (SaaS)ja
Dienstleistungen (menschliche Leistungen)-

Mehr zu den Start-ups

Was macht ihr und was unterscheidet euch von euren Wettbewerbern?Technology leader in BESS optimization: 1.) enspired is optimizing the largest BESS portfolio in Germany, with operational experience from live assets of 434 MW/800MWh+ (as of 2025-end) 2.) Optimizing the largest operational BESS asset in Germany (ECO STOR, 103.5 MW in Bollingstedt). Also contracted to optimize what is currently the biggest-financed BESS in construction in Germany (Obton, 137.5 MW in Alfeld) 3.) enspired is the only optimizer that publicly publishes the actual trading results i.e real revenues from BESS optimization. The numbers are confirmed by KPMG Austria. 4.) Optimization is fully automated, enabled by a 100% proprietary AI trading platform, executing >500.000 optimization runs per day based on >10 billion data points. Optimization is done in-house as opposed to most competitors who use a third-party software. 5.) Both green and grey RES/BESS co-located assets are currently live in optimization.
Wie schätzt ihr den Markt 2026 in eurem Tätigkeitsfeld ein?1.) A large number of BESS assets will go live and optimizer performance will become more comparable. So far, BESS asset developers and owners had to rely on backtests/paper trading to make the comparison. 2.) Uncertainty on FCAs (flexible connection agreements) will be reduced by benchmark deals between asset owners and DSOs.
Was sind eure größten Herausforderungen?Lenders request BESS owners (“asset owners”) to offload market risk for the new asset class BESS. To achieve project finance, asset owners currently seek to allocate 50-85% of the asset’s projected merchant revenues to secured offtake structures (“secured revenues” - floors, tolls, day-ahead swaps, etc. ). There will be more tolls/floor/day-ahead swaps signed in 2026, as a response to BESS assets becoming larger.
Welche Wünsche habt ihr an an Politik, Netzbetreiber und andere?The rapid expansion of BESS pushes the long-standing problem of congestion further into the spotlight. This now affects all energy industry processes, such as the allocation of grid connections, plant operation, grid management, and associated redispatch measures. It is clear that there is uncertainty on all sides, which often results in extreme measures. This is owing to regulation that is lagging behind, which in turn can be attributed to a lack of political will/mandate. Regulation must be more innovative, faster, and clearer, without losing sight of the core focus. The example of FCAs illustrates this well. They have made their way into German legislation via European law, thus offering the opportunity to make the capacity allocation process more flexible, which many grid operators are implementing well while keeping an eye on future stability. Unfortunately, however, this process is too one-sided in favour of grid operators and there is a lack of incentives or guidelines for applying this option in a sensible manner, with the result that FCAs can unfortunately also serve to effectively deter projects. At the same time, interactions with other processes, such as redispatch or technical ramping requirements, are unclear.

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