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Energy

Energy we generate ourselves.

Future Energy is our own energy utility. We generate electricity locally, network it intelligently with storage and consumers, and deliver climate-neutral full supply right into the individual apartment. This area is no accident: our roots lie in the energy industry – with powercloud our founder helped build the software that today bills millions of households. What began there as an idea, we turn here into concrete, copper and kilowatt-hours ourselves.

// The intelligent energy system

At the centre is the intelligent networking of generation, storage and consumption. Rooftop solar power, stationary battery storage and flexible consumers such as heat pumps and electric mobility are joined into a self-optimising system – for maximum self-supply and minimal emissions.

Generation

Solar energy

Photovoltaics on the roofs of our quarters generate electricity where it is consumed.

Storage

Battery storage

Stationary storage shifts solar power into the evening and night hours and smooths load peaks.

Consumer

Heat pump

Heat pumps produce heating and hot water from largely self-generated electricity – highly efficiently.

Consumer

Electric mobility

Charging points draw power preferentially when solar electricity is available – controlled rather than unmanaged.

Control

Intelligent networking

We develop this networking ourselves – anew, with artificial intelligence and open technology. A proprietary energy-management system coordinates generation, storage and consumers in real time and integrates further consumers at any time – the basis for high self-consumption and climate neutrality. What we build here, we intend to offer later as a product.

In-house developmentAI-basedOpen technologyFuture product

// Licensed energy supplier

Own generation, purchased energy.

Future Energy operates on the energy market in the supplier market role and is registered with the BDEW. We generate electricity locally and purchase the residual volumes we need on the market. At the Illenauwiesen Campus we take supply at the 20 kV medium-voltage level, operate our own transformer station down to low voltage and run the low-voltage grid as a customer installation – supplying the connected apartments and commercial units directly.

BDEW-registered20 kV grid takeoverSupplier market roleLow-voltage grid as customer installationMarket & PPA procurement

// Where the electricity comes from – and what it delivers

As a licensed utility we combine our own generation with direct access to the electricity market – guaranteeing full supply even when the sun is not shining.

Own generation

Solar power and local generation from our quarters cover the base demand – with a high self-consumption ratio.

Access to the market

As a fully licensed utility we procure residual volumes directly on the market – as needed and predictably.

PPA preferred

We procure residual volumes preferentially through Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) from renewable plants – for verifiably green electricity from real generation.

Locally generated

Energy is generated where it is consumed – with minimal transmission losses and a high self-consumption ratio.

CO₂-neutral

Supply is designed for CO₂ neutrality – from locally generated electricity and green-procured residual volumes instead of fossil baseload.

Real green power

Green is real here: our own generation and PPAs from renewable plants – without purchased certificates and without trickery.

// Example · Illenauwiesen Campus

At the Illenauwiesen Campus, Future Energy supplies the entire quarter – living, working and hospitality – with locally generated energy. For us the quarter is also a living lab: in real data we see how generation, storage and consumption can be made to work together – and transfer what works to the next projects. The quarter is designed for climate neutrality and supplied with genuinely green power – without purchased certificates.

Aerial view of the Illenauwiesen Campus in Achern with photovoltaics on the rooftops
Illenauwiesen Campus, Achern – photovoltaics on eleven rooftops