Monitor your battery and hybrid park assets via Enerheads platform. Stay informed about your business - get detailed trading reports and regular market insights from our trading and data science teams.
DEMOWe believe in automation, hence we leverage AI and other advanced data inference techniques to formulate optimal trading strategies. We, however, also have real trading experience and know that some real-life market situations are impossible to train your models for. Incidentally, these situations are typically also the ones where the potential for extreme earnings and losses are highest. To make sure we take advantage of the opportunities and avoid pitfalls, we also employ hands-on experienced energy traders.
Fundamentally, your project is as profitable, as energy markets allow it to be. It is hence crucial to stay informed. All our clients get access to a monthly market analysis. This covers both general background and personalized recommendations (e.g. changes needed to be performed due to regulation changes, additional equipment needed that would enhance system performance, recommended warranty renegotiations, etc.) to ensure the best possible long-term portfolio performance.
In every step of our algorithm, we are working with probability density functions, rather than discrete probability values. This approach, although more cumbersome technologically, allows us to construct a more complete picture of potential bids and their consequences. Properly weighing risks and benefits of every trading strategy is key to minimizing losses and maximizing earnings.
A cooperation agreement was signed between Enerheads and Arvilsa, UAB for an optimization of a 43MW park in Tauragė, Lithuania. The park is will contain a stand-alone BESS and is scheduled to start operation in 2026
Our calculations show that FCR-buildout, which is typically the period of highest financial returns for battery park operators, might occur quicker in the Baltics than it did in the Nordic markets. That is due to a relatively shallow forecasted market demand and steadfast project developers. After the FCR-buildout, battery park revenues are expected to gradually move towards more conventional ROI's
A cooperation agreement was signed between Enerheads and Future Energy, UAB for an optimization of a 56MW park in Raseiniai, Lithuania. The park is will contain a stand-alone BESS and is scheduled to start operation in 2026.