Investing in a better world

Decarbonisation and electrification are a reality today. For a better world tomorrow. Check out our industry's projects below.

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ENGIE: Mon Pilotage Elec

Mon Pilotage Elec is a service developed by Engie based on a smart thermostat that enables French customers to control their electric radiators room by room, hour by hour, and to participate in the energy transition through an integrated demand response* service. The offer reconciles customer savings and comfort while optimizing energy efficiency.

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E.ON: Smart Control

E.ON Smart Control is a smart meter app (mME and iMSYS) enabling customers to better understand their energy consumption and pricing. The product delivers full transparency about overall consumption but also at the device level (e.g. What has my fridge consumed today?). For E.ON the product leads to positive customer engagement, for example by preventing cases of bill shock, subject to prior customer consent.

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CEZ: Supply contract for customers with severe disabilities

Special electricity/gas supply product for disadvantaged customers. Preferential treatment in customer centres and call centres. A contract with reduced monthly fixed charges.

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Endesa: infoEnergía

infoEnergía is the first energy information and advice service for Endesa customers. A pioneering and innovative service aimed at residential customers with a contracted power of less than 15 kW.

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ENGIE: Harmon’Yeu, 2 years after the beginning of the experimentation, the positive results are confirmed. ENGIE now wishes to support the development of energy communities.

Harmon'Yeu encourages citizens and local actors to consume less and better. The Harmon'Yeu project is an experimental collective self-consumption project designed by ENGIE, in partnership with the Ile d'Yeu town hall, three local institutions and thanks to the will of its inhabitants. Collective self-consumption allows a group of consumers and producers of electricity to share the energy produced locally thanks to photovoltaic panels installed nearby. In the Ker Pissot neighborhood on the island of Yeu, 23 individual houses (8 of which belong to a local social landlord) share the electricity produced by the solar panels installed on the roofs of 5 of them for a total installed capacity of 23.7 kWp. A real energy community! The Harmon'Yeu project is fully in line with the energy transition, through the development of low-carbon and local renewable energies, while allowing the citizens involved in the process to make savings on their electricity bill.

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EDP: EV.CHARGE APP

All the information about EV charging in your fingertips, with info on charging points (private and public), energy consumed, charging history, digital e-mobility card, charger control, e-wallet, and several other functionalities. Also available for collective layouts (such as condominiums) for monitoring the consumption of charges, defining the energy tariff, and settling accounts with joint owners.