Updated on 22 September 2026
FlexMeasures EMS to optimise the smart scheduling for batteries and heat storage
Co-Founder at Seita Energy Flexibility B.V.
About
The contribution of our EMS services is to turn flexibility into value by using cheaper and greener energy. We mostly do this for storage ―batteries, as well as heat storage. With our open-source software FlexMeasures (which is part of the Linux Energy Foundation), we support both the planning phase (with simulations and digital twin modeling) and the operation (real-time optimization), which we’ll host in the cloud, or on location if needed. FlexMeasures offers predictions and scheduling . We also aim to model flexibility of assets and portfolios with novel standards like S2 (initiated by TNO, we already support this), OpenADR (also supported), EFDM (developed by Fraunhofer) or EEBUS.
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- Technology Partner
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Project cooperation
Technology partner for battery storage, EV charging and energy management systems
Lukáš Hataš
Chair of the Executive Board of the HTIC and CEO Batteree at Batteree
Prague, Czech Republic
Project cooperation
- Call Module 2026-02 Energy system flexibility in a high renewable energy sources (RES) scenario: energy generation, storage and system integration
Andreas Kazantzidis
Professor, Head of Laboratory of Atmospheric Physics at University of Patras, Laboratory of Atmospheric Physics
Greece
Project cooperation
- Other
- R&D Partner
- Demonstrator
- Technology Partner
- Call Module 2026-05: Hydrogen and renewable fuel
- Call Module 2026-04: Industrial carbon management
- Call Module 2026-07: Heating and cooling technologies
- Call Module 2026-08: Integrated regional energy systems
- Call Module 2026-09: Integrated industrial energy systems
- Call Module 2026-10: Clean energy integration in the built environment
- Call Module 2026-01: Integrated energy system resilience in a changing environment
- Call Module 2026-03A/03B: Advanced renewable energy (RE) technologies for power production
- Call Module 2026-06: Stationary battery technologies and systems for climate-neutral industry and built environment
Christoph Wenge
research at Fraunhofer Institute for Factory Operation and Automation IFF
Magdeburg, Germany