High demand = High price
Electricity price during peak hours is up to 5 times higher than during times of low consumption
Non-renewable energy use
High demand forces the use of non-renewable energy sources increasing CO2 emissions in peak hours
A fully charged EV can power an average household for several days at a time
Plug-n-play solution that will allow for discharging of the electric vehicle enabling users to store cheap green energy in the car’s battery when it is cheapest and use it during peak hours.
Hardware
Integration with existing EV chargers to allow discharging of the EV. Compatible with European CCS charging protocol.
Embedded software and algorithm
Easy and automated charging, optimized based on real-time energy prices.
User-friendly mobile app
Minimum user input, detailed savings reporting and flexibility to override schedules
Our solution includes embedded AI algorithm creating charging schedules based on real-time energy prices, household energy consumption data and CO2 emissions data
Our artificial intelligence (AI) is designed
to strategically manage charging and discharging activities of the EV to maximize financial savings.
It is designed to learn from you habits to improve savings, resulting in cost reduction of up to 33% of your energy bill.
We have successfully developed a
prototype, demonstrating the functionality of our hardware and software.
In the last year Gridlinx has recieved over 1.5 million DKK in soft funding, allowing us to focus on the development of the business full-time.
We have established important partnerships to help us develop our idea. We have partnered up with Elstyrken A/S, who also invested in our company.
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June 2024
Venture Cup Funding is a crucial platform supporting startups and organizations focused on sustainability, providing essential soft funding opportunities. This initiative is made possible through the support of Vissing Fonden.
April 2024
“By the end of 2024, we hope to have a finished, physical product that can be used in houses and also be shown to potential investors. So, it's like a buffer year,” Martina Vojtkova discloses about the first critical year in a startup’s life.
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