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Building type

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Building details

2. What is the primary material of your building?
5. Electricity consumption
6. Heat consumption
5. Do you have solar panels
6. Energy Efficiency

What is my building energy score?

1 - Very energy-efficient, e.g., passive houses or modern new buildings.

2 - Average energy consumption, e.g., well-renovated or newer buildings.

3 - Higher energy consumption, often older buildings without extensive renovation.

4 - Very inefficient, e.g., unrenovated old buildings with poor insulation.

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System configuration

1. What autarky level do you want to reach?

What is autarky level?

The autarky level measures how much of its energy needs a building can meet independently, without relying on external sources. A higher autarky level indicates greater self-sufficiency, with 100% meaning complete independence from the grid.

Higher self-sufficiency
Benefits: Greater energy independence, lower long-term costs, reduced environmental impact.
Limitation: Higher upfront cost, requires more storage space, more complex maintenance.

Lower self-sufficiency
Benefits: Lower initial cost, less storage space needed, simpler maintenance.
Limitation: Higher reliance on the grid, potential long-term cost increases, larger carbon footprint.

2. Do you want to trade surplus energy on the energy market?

How does the energy trading work?

With our EMS (Energy Management System), the Ecore One becomes a cost-effective grid stabilizer, storing public excess energy as hydrogen and supplying surplus energy when most profitable. This approach enhances public grid stability and generates revenue by offering balancing services back to the grid.

3. Do you want to integrate EV charging?

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Color

Customize your Ecore with the materials and colors you want by speaking with our experts after completing the generator.

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Personal details

Share your details with us to learn more about your Ecore One.

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