das.os controls the plant, das.flow finances it and das.care keeps it running. Three systems that interlock – across the entire life cycle of a building.
A module delivers kilowatt hours. Whether that becomes a profitable system is decided elsewhere: by who pays for the plant, when which consumer runs, and who steps in before the yield drops.
Exactly these three questions are covered by our platforms. Each can be used on its own – and together they interlock across the entire life cycle.
An energy project doesn't end at commissioning. Each phase has its system – and each system hands over to the next.
Pay-per-use instead of a loan: you pay € 0.12 per self-generated kilowatt hour. No equity, no rigid annuity.
BIPV facade, PV roof, storage and charging infrastructure are planned, produced and installed – from a single source.
Six modules control, display, evaluate and bill every energy flow in the building – from peak shaving to tenant electricity.
Monitoring, maintenance and system guarantee across the entire life cycle. 24/7 hotline, on site within four hours.
Each system solves its own task and can be booked individually. Use all three and you get a closed loop of financing, control and operation.
das.os connects generation, storage, consumers and billing into one system. Six modules control, display, evaluate and bill every energy flow in the building.
das.flow finances your photovoltaic system through the electricity it actually generates. No loan on spec, no rigid annuity – you pay per kilowatt hour.
With das.care we operate and monitor your entire energy system – from the building envelope to the energy billing. The goal: a building that runs profitably for good.
A manufacturing business with 137,000 kWh annual consumption, 100 kWp on the roof and a battery in the plant room. This is how the platforms interlock.
€ 120,000 of investment, but no capital tied up: the plant is paid for through the electricity it generates. Instead of an annuity, the contract states a rate of € 0.12 per kilowatt hour.
You don't need to know all three platforms. Knowing your own question is enough.
Tell us about your building and existing systems – you'll receive an assessment of which of the three platforms makes sense and what it delivers in concrete terms.
