Hybrid Greentech (HGT) is a energy-tech scale-up based in Denmark, operating live in the Danish electricity markets and expanding across Europe. HGT acts as Balance Responsible Party, energy retailer and aggregator, and supports BESS projects as EPCM partner. Its in-house products include a Virtual Power Plant platform, an Energy Management System and a trading system. In research and innovation projects, HGT contributes real-world market access and demonstration capacity: optimisation and trading of BESS, PV, EV and other flexible assets across day-ahead, intraday and ancillary service markets. HGT has experience from Horizon Europe, EUDP and Danish national projects, including live EV flexibility trading. HGT is looking for partners, such as research institutes, technology providers, grid operators and industrial end users, for projects on energy flexibility, storage, sector coupling and market integration.
I am interested in the following CETPartnership thematic areas:
develop the optimised, integrated European net-zero emissions energy systemdevelop a pool of zero-emission power technologies and solutions based on Renewable Energy Sourcesprovide technological cleaner solutions for storage technologiesprovide enhanced and improved heating & cooling technologies and systemsdevelop and validate integrated regional and local energy systems, NoREST initiativedevelop and demonstrate technical solutions for integrated industrial energy systems
Hybrid Greentech is looking to join consortia developing projects on energy flexibility, AI-based trading and optimisation, sector coupling, market integration and cybersecure asset operation.
Consultant
R&D Partner
Demonstrator
Technology Partner
Call Module 2026-07: Heating and cooling technologies
Call Module 2026-08: Integrated regional energy systems
Call Module 2026-01: Integrated energy system resilience in a changing environment
Call Module 2026-06: Stationary battery technologies and systems for climate-neutral industry and built environment
Call Module 2026-02 Energy system flexibility in a high renewable energy sources (RES) scenario: energy generation, storage and system integration