Every session has a story.
See energy history, device events and programme activity together. Give your team the context to explain what happened and follow up with participants.
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MYGRID FOR BUSINESS
From home battery to one dispatchable fleet.
ModuleTwo connects the home to the MyGrid platform. Bring distributed batteries together as one fleet you can forecast, dispatch and report on. For your customers, employees or community.
Distributed assets. Connected intelligence.Illustration
0homes
joining the fleet
0 kWh coordinated
2.11 → 10.55 kWhper home, one master plus up to four expansion units
1,200 W / 800 Wcharge / discharge through one socket
One platformfleet control, dashboards and reporting for every programme
EU-certifiedModuleTwo is certified across the EU. Plug-in deployment depends on the country.
MYGRID NETWORK
01 / HISTORY 02 / ASSET MANAGEMENT 03 / SERVICE & SUPPORT
See the fleet. Dispatch it. Prove what it delivered.
Fleet management, dashboards and reporting sit underneath every MyGrid programme. Pick a group, explore an asset or run an illustrative dispatch. The same platform supports your commercial goals and the people taking part.
01 / FLEET
Know what is available.
Connected batteries, capacity, state of charge and the groups that matter.
02 / CONTROL
Coordinate the right action.
Charge and discharge around your programme’s objective and local limits.
03 / DASHBOARDS
One view. The detail you need.
Clear dashboards for operations, programme managers and partners, from the fleet down to each battery.
04 / REPORTING
Show what happened.
Energy, delivery, participation and data for your sustainability reporting.
All programmesSynthetic data · not a live fleet
Aggregated flexible load
Forecast, available flexibility and delivered activity in one view. Filter the fleet to see the groups behind the total.
Batteries online0
Storage online0kWh
Indicative discharge capacity0kW
Average state of charge0%
BaselineFlexibility envelopeRealized · chargingRealized · dischargingNow 20:00
Dispatch a shift
Choose a group, direction and time window. Preview the illustrative capacity, run the demo and follow delivery into the report.
1 Define2 Preview3 Run4 Report
Acknowledged—
Delivering now—
Event time—
Define the event, then preview what the group can offer.
Reporting across your programme
From fleet activity to delivery and sustainability inputs. Choose the view your team needs.
Illustrative event report. Run a dispatch to create a new one.
Requested · demoDelivered · sample data
Event—
Group—
Committed shift—
Delivered power, average—
Acknowledged / delivered—
Delivery ratio—
Shortfall reasons
Energy delivered772 kWh
Participating homes2,375
Average availability93.9%
Energy shifted18,420kWh
Completed events42
Daily programme activity
Illustrative energy shiftedFor your customers
Participation, energy activity and the outcomes you agree to report.
For your operations team
Availability, delivery and service follow-up across the fleet.
For your partners
A common view of progress, with agreed data access and reporting scope.
ENERGY DATA → REPORTING INPUTS
Make your programme’s impact measurable.
Bring charging, discharging and energy-source data into your sustainability reporting. Define the relevant scope and method with your reporting partner.
Discuss CO₂ reporting ↗Energy flowsCharge / discharge
Reporting periodLast 7 days
Boundary & factorsProject-specific
CO₂ estimateMethod agreed first
Measured energy and estimated emissions are different outputs. Battery storage alone does not prove avoided CO₂ emissions.
Assets › Home 023 › ModuleTwo › History
Connection status, battery history and operational events. Explore the data your support team can use across every programme.
ModuleTwo · Home 023Connected · Demo
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Your fleet, grouped around your goals
Create an operational view by tariff, region, channel partner or programme. Reuse those groups for coordination and reporting.
| Group | Homes | Online | Storage | Discharge | Charge | Tariff |
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Fleet sizes are demo values. Per‑home figures are ModuleTwo specifications: master unit 2.11 kWh, up to 10.55 kWh with expansion units, 1,200 W charge and 800 W discharge per socket.
All groups, fleet sizes and events in this demo are illustrative. ModuleTwo’s product specifications are real. No command is sent to a battery.
DASHBOARDS FOR EVERY TEAM
From the whole portfolio to a single battery.
Turn fleet data into a view your team can act on. Follow availability, energy activity and delivery across groups, then explore an individual device when you need the detail.
Agree the metrics, reporting periods and data access around your programme.
A fleet you can actually manage.
From one home to a portfolio: see connection status, battery state and group membership. Keep an operational view across regions, partners and programmes.
Explore fleet groups ↗Bring context to every issue.
Use device status and event history to investigate irregular behaviour. Agree diagnostics, issue reporting and escalation with MyGrid as part of your programme.
Discuss your support workflow ↗One platform for energy partners, grid projects, employers, communities, housing and finance.
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FIND YOUR ROUTE
Who are you? Find the right route for your organisation.
Your route choose who you are to continue
DIFFERENT AMBITIONS. ONE PLATFORM.
Discuss your property portfolio ↗
What should the batteries do for you?
Every project starts with a concrete goal and a concrete location. Pick the outcome you'd measure first; the ones we recommend for you are marked.
Your flexibility platform. Our battery fleet.
Reach households beyond EV and rooftop‑solar owners. Build a plug‑in home battery fleet around your customer proposition and VPP. MyGrid brings the battery technology; together we define integration, the customer journey and market access.
Connect to your systems
Align API integration, battery data, charge and discharge control and local constraints with your platform. Response time and availability are validated in the project.
Build the business case
Rollout, service, warranty and battery use. Agree ownership, customer benefits and how flexibility revenues are shared.
Scale from a measured project
Start with a defined group of homes. Measure online availability, delivered kW and participant outcomes before scaling.
A pre‑charge into the midday hours, a discharge into the evening peak, reported per socket afterwards. Illustrative.
Put flexibility to work across your portfolio.
Day‑ahead procurement
Pre‑charge the fleet into the hours you nominate and submit a position you can meet.
Intraday trading
Respond to changing prices with a coordinated battery fleet, within household settings and available capacity.
Portfolio balancing
Soak up a long position into thousands of cells, or discharge into a short one, before you go to market.
Imbalance reduction
Bring aggregate load back in line within the settlement period and swing to export when imbalance prices spike.
FCR, aFRR and DSO congestion
Pooled fleets reach the market minimums a single home never could. Prequalification and response times are tested in the project, per market.
Capacity‑tariff peak shaving
Where tariffs reward lower demand peaks, coordinated storage can support both household and local network objectives.
Local flexibility in practice
Optimising on national prices or balancing does not automatically relieve a local constraint. Grid location, topology and coordinated control determine the effect.
Headroom for local solar
Leave battery headroom so a suitable home can absorb part of the local solar surplus before it hits the feeder.
| Smart EV charging | V2G | MyGrid battery fleet | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Availability | Only while the car is plugged in | Only with a plugged‑in, compatible car | Stays home, also when the car is away |
| Action | Shifts and modulates charging | Charges and exports | Charges and discharges within the home connection |
| Deployment | Smart charger or charge control | Compatible car, bidirectional charger | Suitable socket, subject to national rules |
| Power | Depends on charger and car presence | Higher power, fewer vehicles | Up to 800 W discharge per master |
Conceptual example, not a measured energy flow. Coordinated within local grid limits.
Illustrative scale
100participating homes
422 kWhnominal storage energy
up to 80 kWtheoretical discharge power
Per home: one master plus one expansion unit gives 4.22 kWh; the master discharges up to 0.8 kW. Extra units add kWh, not kW. Before reserve, availability, losses and local limits; this is not delivered or traded power.
Turn your energy into a shared advantage
Plug‑in batteries for your business, employees and energy community. Already investing in solar or electric vehicles? MyGrid adds flexible storage and intelligent control to get more from that investment.
Together, we can explore an energy programme that:
- ✓Makes better use of solar energy, storing surplus production for later consumption.
- ✓Creates an employee benefit, with company‑funded batteries that help participating households manage energy costs.
- ✓Unlocks flexibility income, through coordinated battery operation with energy and aggregation partners.
- ✓Supports energy sharing, connecting complementary production and consumption where local rules allow.
- ✓Provides measurable results, with energy data supporting reporting and applications for eligible incentives.
MyGrid provides the batteries and VPP platform; the programme is built around your existing energy contracts, solar and charging infrastructure. The 800 W discharge covers part of home EV charging demand, not a full 7 or 11 kW charger.
Company-supported batteries, household energy benefits and potential flexibility value come together in one programme.
A BROADER ENERGY BUSINESS CASE
Look beyond the battery alone.
Energy sharing, employee benefits, investment support and charging-related frameworks can all be part of the conversation. We bring the right partners together around your organisation’s opportunity.
Relevance depends on country, ownership, use and programme conditions. A battery alone does not automatically qualify for a tax benefit or charging credits.
Discuss the full programme ↗Energy communities and a virtual community battery
Cooperatives, municipalities and neighbourhoods coordinate distributed home batteries as one virtual community battery. That can absorb part of a local solar peak and soften congestion moments.
Energy sharing where rules allow
Energy sharing depends on local metering, contracts and rules. Grid location and topology determine what makes sense; we map that before anything is rolled out.
Participant choice first
The resident keeps insight into and control over participation and steering. That is the baseline for every control strategy.
Experience from the field
MyGrid works with residents and communities in Sporenburg and Hilversum, after a first congestion proof of concept with a Dutch grid operator in Amsterdam. Those projects shape the next rollout with ModuleTwo.
Neighbouring homes coordinate storage around local generation and demand. Energy sharing depends on local metering, contracts and rules.
White label and distribution
Energy companies, telcos, retailers and installers bring a battery proposition to market under their own brand. MyGrid technology sits underneath; the customer relationship stays with you.
Your brand on the box and in the app
Hardware, firmware and EMS/app from one source, with your identity on the customer‑facing layer.
Your systems, our interfaces
REST API, webhook events, MCP and dashboards connect fleet capabilities to your operations. Integration scope is defined with your team.
Support we share
Asset management, session history and issue reporting keep your support team in control without pulling in engineering.
The customer sees your brand; battery, EMS and network run on MyGrid underneath.
Better energy performance. Lower running costs.
Bring accessible storage into your housing portfolio. Help residents use more of their own solar and manage energy costs, with potential EPC improvement where the assessment method recognises the installed system.
Ownership agreed per project
Ownership, resident benefit and support are set out before anything is rolled out.
Tenant benefit that is visible
On a dynamic or day‑night tariff the battery charges when electricity is cheap and discharges when it's expensive, so the household benefits even without solar.
Portfolio‑level control
Group batteries by building, feeder or contract and steer them together, with participant control kept in the resident's hands.
EPC potential, assessed property by property
Include battery storage in the retrofit conversation for suitable homes. We help define the proposed configuration and product evidence, so an accredited assessor can check eligibility and any change to the rating before rollout.
Each flat keeps its own battery and app; the provider sees one coordinated portfolio.
EPC & ENERGY-COST REDUCTION
Build the property case alongside the energy case.
Assess EPC potential, resident savings and portfolio operations together. Track actual energy outcomes separately from the property’s modelled energy rating.
How does battery storage affect an EPC?
UK RdSAP 10 recognises PV battery storage. Any rating change depends on the property, solar system, metering and assessment rules. PV-independent storage is not included in that assessment, so tariff shifting alone is not an EPC measure. An accredited assessor must confirm whether the proposed installation qualifies and improves the rating. Other countries use their own methods.
BRE: RdSAP 10 methodology ↗Battery‑as‑a‑Service and finance partners
Subscription, lease or financed fleet models that lower the upfront barrier, with a financing partner and on commercial terms agreed in advance.
What makes a fleet financeable
Metered data per socket, contracted flexibility revenues and a defined service model give a financier something to underwrite.
Subscription for the household
A monthly plan instead of a purchase, offered through a bank, utility or employer channel.
Incentives on top
Where a business use qualifies, investment deductions and charging‑credit programmes improve the case. See the employer programme for the schemes we investigate.
Illustrative cash flows over a fleet's first years: subscription, flexibility income, incentive. Not a forecast.
More from every solar installation.
Turn a solar installation into a connected energy proposition. Add ModuleTwo storage and MyGrid energy management to help customers use more of their own generation, manage electricity costs and stay connected to your service.
New installations and existing customers
Build a storage offer for new solar projects or return to customers who already generate more electricity than they use during the day. Match capacity and control to the household.
A stronger retrofit proposition
Bring storage into a wider home improvement programme. Discuss EPC potential for suitable properties with an accredited assessor, alongside solar self-consumption and household running costs.
An ongoing service relationship
Use fleet monitoring, device history and reporting to support customers after installation. Define the service, data access and commercial model together.
SOLAR + STORAGE + SERVICEProgramme concept
GenerateSolar at the home
StoreModuleTwo + EMS
Use laterMore solar self-use
Customer valueEnergy costs & solar self-use
Property assessmentEPC potential, where recognised
Partner platformMonitoring, service & reporting
The household gains a connected energy system. Your team gains an ongoing view of the devices and their performance.
Different locations. One energy overview.
Bring suitable smaller sites into one managed energy programme. Coordinate distributed storage around local solar, tariffs and demand, while your central team monitors the portfolio.
Start with the sites that fit
Assess offices, retail branches and community buildings by load profile, available power and metering. Size each deployment to its role, with connection requirements checked before rollout.
One portfolio, local priorities
Group sites by region, tariff or operating pattern. Set shared objectives while respecting the requirements of each location.
Make performance easy to follow
Track availability, energy activity and service issues across the estate. Bring agreed data into operational and sustainability reporting, without collecting it separately from every site.
ONE CONNECTED PORTFOLIOIllustrative sites
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OfficeTariff-led storage
Monitored02
Retail branchLocal solar self-use
Monitored03
Community buildingEvening energy demand
MonitoredMyGrid NetworkGroups · Operations · Reporting
Local energy needs stay visible. Fleet management and reporting come together in one place.
Choose another goal to compare. Every route uses the same fleet platform, dashboards and reporting.
ONE CONNECTED PLATFORM
From the home to your operations team.
One view of the assets. Coordinated control. Reporting you can work with. Whatever your use case, the platform brings it together.
- 1
Aggregate
Bring battery availability, state of charge and local operating limits into one fleet view.
- 2
Shape
Express what your portfolio needs as a load shaping signal: a volume in kW, or a price each home optimises against.
- 3
Dispatch
Coordinate charging and discharging within the agreed programme, respecting local limits and participant settings.
- 4
Report
Follow delivery per event and across the programme. Make energy, participation and operational data useful to your team.
Your systems. Our fleet capabilities.
Connect the fleet to your energy platform, customer operations and reporting. Discuss the integration that fits your team.
REST API
Battery data, charge and discharge control, groups and portfolio‑wide dispatch through one documented API.
Fleet interfaceExample
Webhook events
Near real‑time delivery for device state changes, completed actions and errors. Filter by type.
Event streamExample
MCP server
The platform’s tools for agents and the people chatting with them. Look up assets, trace events and ask about fleet metrics.
MyGrid assistantExample
Deploy
ModuleTwo connects to the platform and smart-meter data through the P1 VoltBridge or another supported meter. Product certification covers the EU; the plug-in deployment route, connection and registration rules depend on the country.
Coordinate
Hardware, app, energy management and European cloud come from one source. The EMS times charging and discharging on consumption, solar, weather forecasts and dynamic prices, with participant control and local grid conditions in view.
Aggregate
The coordinated group connects to your partner system and flexibility strategy: your VPP or optimisation, your customer proposition and your market access. From one suitable home to an aligned fleet.
Turn programme activity into useful input for your sustainability team. We help define which energy data, reporting boundaries and evidence your organisation needs.
From energy flows to useful evidence
Discuss reporting on charging, discharging, solar self-consumption and participation, with an agreed reporting period and data scope.
Connect to your reporting framework
Use frameworks such as GHG Protocol and ESRS E1 as reference points for your reporting needs. We align the data requirements with your sustainability or reporting partner.
Keep energy data and CO₂ impact distinct
Measured energy flows support reporting; CO₂ effects require an agreed method, emissions factors and project boundaries. Storage alone is not proof of avoided emissions.
MODULETWO · EUROPEAN FOUNDATIONCertified across the EU.
Certified across the EU.
Deployed country by country.
ModuleTwo is certified for the entire European Union. Plug-in deployment depends on the country: connection rules, registration and installation requirements are assessed for your target market.
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MYGRID DATALOCK™ · EUROPEAN BY DESIGN
Your energy. Your data. Your control.
European data sovereignty. Support from Brussels. MyGrid controls the device software and its own EU-hosted cloud, giving your fleet one accountable partner from device to dashboard.
MyGrid DataLock
During production, devices are physically locked to MyGrid’s secure environment. Protection starts at the device, before it reaches the home.
Secured firmware
Updates are signed and rolled out in a controlled way to batteries in the field.
EU data sovereignty
Your fleet runs in MyGrid’s own EU-hosted cloud, with data residency and processing agreements defined for your programme.
Participant choice
The resident keeps insight into and control over participation and steering.
Encrypted by default
Protected device communication and controlled access help safeguard the fleet from device to cloud.
Support from Brussels
Our Brussels-based team helps with onboarding, device questions and fleet operations, using status and event history to follow up on issues.
YOUR PROJECT WITH MYGRID
From ambition to an operating programme.
A clear route from the first conversation to a managed battery fleet, built around your customers, sites and commercial goals.
01
Define the opportunity
Set the participants or sites, priority outcomes and local deployment requirements. Build a clear brief around your organisation’s goals.
02
Design the programme
Agree integration, dashboard views, reporting, ownership, participant benefits and the commercial model before rollout.
03
Deploy, measure and scale
Connect the agreed fleet, follow delivery and participant results, and use that evidence to guide the next rollout.
Have a portfolio, community or customer base in mind?Discuss your programme
What could your battery fleet make possible?
What exactly is a virtual power plant?
A group of batteries spread across different homes that one operator steers as a whole through software. Nothing is physically connected; each battery stays in its home. Pooled, they can meet the minimum size to take part in flexibility markets or relieve a local constraint.
How fast does the fleet respond?
Response requirements depend on the programme and market. We validate end-to-end performance, connectivity and availability within the project. Services such as FCR and aFRR require the relevant qualification and market arrangements.
How does this relate to smart charging and V2G?
They complement each other. Cars provide flexibility only while plugged in; a home battery stays home while the car is away and works within the home connection at up to 800 W per master.
Can an employer offer a home battery to employees?
Yes, through group purchase or an employer contribution. The scheme aligns with your employer policy and local conditions; tax treatment of privately used company assets needs separate confirmation.
Does this help with grid congestion?
It can, when control is coordinated on the local constraint rather than on national prices alone. Grid location, topology and the control strategy determine the effect, which is why projects start with a defined group of homes and a measurement phase.
What does participation earn a household?
Lower bills from storing solar surplus or charging when prices are low, plus a share of flexibility income where the project includes it. Amounts depend on tariff, location and programme.
Can a project connect to existing systems?
Yes. REST API, webhook events, an MCP server and dashboards connect the fleet to your VPP, CRM and support tooling.
Can the platform support CO₂ reporting?
Energy data can provide input for sustainability and CO₂ reporting. We agree the reporting scope, emissions factors and methodology with your team or reporting partner. GHG Protocol and ESRS E1 are reference frameworks; storage alone is not proof of avoided emissions.
Can a battery improve a property’s EPC rating?
In suitable homes, recognised solar battery storage may contribute to an improved rating. The result is specific to the property, installation and national assessment method. An accredited assessor should validate the proposal. We consider EPC potential alongside resident energy costs and ongoing portfolio reporting.
UK example: BRE RdSAP 10 ↗
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