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Our grid fees are completely out of line.

The grid company only looks at the most expensive hour of the month. With control from Nordic Booster, the battery keeps that hour below a limit, automatically.

See what your peak costsSee how Oslo Buss does it
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A lower peak. Automatically.

We put a battery behind your meter. Energy management keeps your draw below the limit every second, so you can get on with what you do best.

  • Lower grid fees

    The battery takes the peak while you work. The grid company only sees the limit. See the batteries.

  • More power without a new grid connection

    Did the grid company say no, or yes with conditions? The battery gives what the grid cannot, and meets the conditions.

  • Keep running during power cuts

    The battery can be built to keep the essentials running until the grid is back.

One hour decides the bill.

The demand charge is set by the hour of the month when you used the most power. It comes when you least expect it.

At the grid company Elvia, that hour costs NOK 111 per kilowatt in winter and NOK 46 in summer, after a 56 per cent increase in July 2026.

Power use over one day. Two peaks go above the limit. The battery takes the peaks, and the grid company only sees the limit.04008001,2001,6002,0002,4002,8000006121824The limit, 1,500 kWThe peak, 2,400 kWkW
Example: one day at a process plant, simplified. The peak comes when the machines start after a shift change.
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Oslo Buss: a 90 per cent lower peak.

The electric buses in Drammen charge many at a time. The battery takes the peaks, and energy management sets the limit itself.

90%lower peak
40 kWpeak now, down from 400

The battery is also part of Euroflex, and is now waiting for approval for the reserve markets.

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We do the whole job.

From the first conversation until the site is up and running.

  1. We map your needs

    What you need, when you need it, and what the grid can give. We fetch the meter data.

  2. We get quotes and handle the applications

    We compare suppliers and deal with the grid company, and with Statnett when needed.

  3. We install and train your team

    Our own technicians commission the site and show you how to use it.

  4. We handle service and maintenance

    Regular service on the battery and energy management, so the site lasts.

What you choose now is not for ever.

Start with the battery. If chargers or more load come later, we build on the same system. How we keep an eye on it.

  • Built in modules

    Start with what you need now. Add more chargers or more battery later.

  • We see your site all the time

    With remote access we solve most things without driving out, often before you notice anything.

  • A service team that comes out

    If someone needs to be on site, our own technicians come quickly, with parts from our stock.

What is your peak worth?

Give us permission to fetch your meter data, or send us one month yourself. You then get a power analysis: your peak, the limit we recommend and what you save per year.

Order a power analysis
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