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BESS in the Netherlands

enspired webinar

25 March 2025 | Online

A one-stop shop for battery optimization

Full-range optimization service for BESS in the Netherlands

In response to the growing local demand, enspired launched a full-range cross-market battery optimization offer in the Netherlands together with Dutch player Flexcity. With revenue transparency at the core of the solution, it is the country's first and only such service.

In this webinar:

  • Market analysis
  • Ancillary services and wholesale
  • Asset development
  • Battery financing
  • Impact of PICASSO
  • Profit maximization with transparent full-market approach
  • Panel discussion and audience Q&A
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Speakers

flexcity enspired bess netherlands
Harold Potvliege
Head of Product
Flexcity
rebel group enspired bess
Jochem Kop
Consultant
Rebel Group
rabobank enspired battery financing
Francesco Lucarini
Associate Director Project Finance
Rabobank
dispatch grid services enspired
Charles Geffroy
Business Associate
Dispatch Grid Services
montel enspired energy market analytics
André Bosschaart
Head of Analytics
Montel
batteries battery energy storage
Michael Longson
Head of Market Intelligence
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