Charging Infrastructure

Energy procurement for charging infrastructure operators

The platform European charging infrastructure operators use to unify, simplify and automate their energy procurement.

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The energy challenges European charging infrastructure operators face today

Grid stability & decentralisation
The massive expansion of renewables leads to extremely volatile grid feed-in. Grid operators and utilities must balance volatility, manage bottlenecks and guarantee security of supply around the clock.
Dynamic tariffs & complexity in energy trading
Mandatory dynamic electricity tariffs, strongly fluctuating intraday prices and the integration of flexibility require highly flexible trading and procurement strategies in real time.
Regulation, digitalisation & transparency pressure
Strict EU and national rules require end-to-end digitalisation of all data flows. Utilities are under pressure to automate their processes while giving customers transparency on price signals.
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Securing competitiveness

Rising energy costs, growing price pressure and new market requirements threaten the profitability of charging infrastructure projects.
onu.energy improves cost control through:

Forecasting – Forecast power consumption, load profiles and expected energy costs of your charge points, so procurement and operations can adapt to market changes early.

‍Trade recommendations and flexibility management – Use price swings, load shifting and available flexibility to buy energy more cheaply and avoid grid bottlenecks.

‍Benchmarking – Compare utilisation, energy consumption, operating costs and profitability of your charging sites against relevant market and site benchmarks. Identify improvement potential and build a solid basis for investment decisions.

Complex operations across sites

Different charge points, grid connections, operators and usage profiles make it hard to plan and manage a growing charging network.
onu.energy simplifies energy planning with:

Consumption and variance analysis – Capture and analyse the energy consumption of individual charge points, sites and regions. Deviations between forecast and actual consumption become visible early.

‍Coverage Tracker – Monitor for which sites and periods energy demand is already hedged, avoiding supply gaps, poor procurement timing and unnecessary risk.

‍Consumption Steering – Pool charge points and steer loads in a targeted way. By taking charging behaviour, grid restrictions and power prices into account, load peaks can be reduced and available capacity used more efficiently.

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Limited visibility and control

Manual spreadsheets, heterogeneous data sources and a lack of real-time information make it hard to control energy consumption, costs and charging infrastructure risks.
onu.energy gives you clear analytics and trade recommendations:

Market Analytics & Alerts – Track power prices, grid fees, regulatory changes and relevant market events. Early warnings help you recognise economic risks and the need for action in time.

‍Automated charging and energy data capture – Consolidate meter readings, charging sessions, site data and energy costs in one central overview, reducing manual data preparation and error-prone transfers.

‍Automated control – Steer charging power and energy use based on price forecasts, grid capacity, utilisation and operational requirements, so charge points run economically and grid-friendly.

‍Reporting – Create standardised reports for management, operations and controlling. Transparent KPIs on utilisation, consumption, costs and CO₂ emissions make operational control and strategic planning easier.

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