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Stockholm, November 26, 2024  Green Voltis has recently announced the successful completion of its multi-million Euro angel funding round. This funding will enable Green Voltis to accelerate technological innovation in AI-Native Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) and expand its market presence in Europe, creating long-term value for its customers and partners.  Green Voltis is an AI-Native VPP aggregator and operator that leverages expertise in energy trading, AI-Native technology, and pre-integration with energy storage providers. The company delivers intelligent and efficient flexibility trading and operational solutions to electricity consumers, energy storage asset owners, and power trading agents. reen Voltis secures multi-million EUR funding to advance AI-powered Virtual Power Plants, driving energy optimization and storage innovation across Europe. Additionally, Green Voltis develops high-value European energy storage projects for global renewable energy funds, ensuring greater investment returns for its Infra Fund partners. The company’s core team comprises top talent from leading enterprises, bringing together global resources and deep expertise in various markets.

The energy industry is undergoing seismic shift that promise to redefine how we trade, store, and manage power. At the heart of this transformation is the push for smarter, more flexible systems that keep up with the increasing complexities of renewable energy integration.     Here’s a breakdown of the latest trends shaping the future of energy markets and batter storage management – and why they matter, that was discussed at the recent Ediel Conference.    The Shift to 15-Minute Market Intervals  Gone are the days of hour-long trading intervals. Energy markets are transitioning to 15-minute trading and settlement, a move that’s set to revolutionize the way energy is managed.     Why It Matters  More Precise Asset Management: Shorter intervals mean energy producers and storage operators can respond more accurately to fluctuations in demand and supply.   Maximized Profits: Battery energy storage systems (BESS) can now capitalize on smaller market movements, creating more opportunities for revenue.   Stabilized Grids: Enhanced granularity aligns renewable energy variability with consumption, supporting grid reliability.   For energy businesses, this means upgrading systems and software to stay competitive in this new era of precision.     The Flexibility Challenge: A Call to Action for Battery Energy Storage Systems As renewable energy sources like wind and solar become dominant, the predictability of the grid declines. Flexibility is no longer optional- it's essential.     Key Trends Driving Flexibility    Demand-Side Solutions: Dynamic pricing and smarter grids are encouraging consumers to adapt their energy usage to grid conditions.   Longer-Lasting Storage: While 1-hour battery systems have been the norm, the future lies in 2-hour or longer-duration solutions to address extended imbalances.   Vehicle-to-Grid Tech: EVs are stepping up as grid assets, with their batteries offering additional support during peak demand.  Flexibility is the currency of tomorrow’s energy market, and those who can innovate in this space will lead the way.     Regional Insights: Where to Focus Your Efforts    Not all regions are created equal when it comes to energy generation and consumption. Some areas, particularly those with high important reliance, are ripe for investment in storage and trading infrastructure.     Strategic Takeaways:   Target High-Demand Areas: Regions with electricity deficits present the best opportunities for battery deployment.   Embrace Hybrid Solutions: Combining solar, wind, and BESS at a single site maximizes efficiency and ROI.  Stay Ahead of Regulations: Local policies often dictate how quickly and effectively storage solutions can be deployed.   Understanding the geographical nuances of energy markets will be critical for businesses looking to grow sustainably.     Competing in a Crowded Energy Trading Market    The energy trading landscape is fiercely competitive. Differentiation is no longer a luxury- it's a necessity.   What Sets Winners Apart:   Proven ROI: Demonstrating strong returns on energy storage and trading investments will attract both customers and partners.   Diverse Revenue Streams: Offering value beyond traditional markets – like ancillary services or bilateral trading – creates a competitive edge.  Data-Driven Strategies: Using analytics to optimize asset management and forecast market movements is becoming non-negotiable.   In this high-stakes environment, innovation and adaptability are the keys to staying ahead.    Preparing for the Energy Future  The future of energy management is a blend of technology, foresight, and collaboration. To stay ahead, stakeholders need to focus on:     Technological Integration: From AI to advanced analytics, leveraging technology will streamline operations and uncover new opportunities.   Scalability: Solutions must not only meet today’s needs but also adapt to tomorrow’s challenges.  Industry Collaboration: Building partnerships across the value chain will ensure smoother transitions as markets evolve.     The Bottom Line    The energy sector is standing on the brink of a revolution. As markets shift toward precision, flexibility, and integration, businesses must act decisively to adapt. Those who embrace these trends will not only thrive in the new energy market but also lead the charge toward a more sustainable and resilient future.   The question isn’t whether the industry will change – it's whether you’re ready to change with it.