Smappee published a blog post examining what is already known about the EPBD directive and how commercial real estate owners can start preparing for EV charging requirements.
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The EPBD is changing what commercial real estate owners need to plan for. All 27 EU Member States were late in fully translating the directive into national law, but the…
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Smappee
Make your energy systems smarter, more powerful and more elegant.
- Industry
- Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
- Location
- Harelbeke, BE
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Smappee
Smappee is an energy technology company. Its Energy Intelligence Platform enables energy production, storage, charging and consumption to work together as one intelligent system. By combining real-time intelligence, automated orchestration and thoughtful design, Smappee continuously monitors, predicts and optimises energy flows. This removes complexity and lets the system automatically make smarter energy decisions. The result is simple: every unit of energy is used where and when it creates the most value. That means lower costs, higher self-consumption and a smarter use of renewable energy.
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