The electricity system is undergoing structural change. Renewable generation from wind and solar is increasing, while grid capacity limits growth in many regions.
As a result, supply and demand are often misaligned. Prices fluctuate more frequently, congestion occurs, and balancing needs are rising. For producers and large-scale energy users, this shift creates opportunity. Assets such as renewable generators (solar and wind), batteries, industrial processes, or EV infrastructure can respond to market signals. When structured correctly, this responsiveness can generate financial value.
The key is simple: flexibility must never interfere with your operational activity. Only when this is guaranteed, flexibility is activated.
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