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The new product builds on gridX’s proven platform technology, which already aggregates the flexibility of 16,000 electric vehicles in homes and is now being extended to (semi) public charging sites

The UK has a high uptake of dynamic tariffs and strong electrification, particularly in terms of heat pump adoption, but the flexibility breakthrough awaits. To analyse this landscape, gridX has published its latest Connectivity Report, highlighting how connectivity technologies and partnerships can transform fragmented energy assets into scalable energy solutions to unlock significant savings potential across the value chain.

Under their ‘ELIO’ brand, PV Green will now install gridX’s white-label HEMS. Thereby, the franchise company’s end customers gain immediate access to self-consumption optimization, dynamic tariff optimization and time-variable grid fees, as well as flexibility trading and direct marketing starting in 2027.

The collaboration supports the growing demand of Sigenergy devices among energy utilities and installers in Europe. Integration of the SigenStor 5-in-1 energy storage system and the Sigen EV AC Wallbox with the XENON energy management platform will begin shortly.

The latest draft of the EEG 2027 stipulates that, starting January 1, 2027, German households with PV systems installed with a rated output of up to 25 kilowatts will no longer receive a flat-rate feed-in tariff or a market premium. In response, gridX and Nomos quickly developed a joint direct marketing offering.