Housing companies
Solar and batteries for housing associations
The board gets one system for solar, batteries, EV charging and sharing — without residents having to become a utility.
Shared costs are driven by energy and peak power. Enfy EMS shaves peaks, raises self-consumption and folds Enova and Husbanken applications into the delivery.
Talk to us about the housing companyWhat comes first
1. Shared costs first
The system raises solar self-consumption, smooths lifts, heat, ventilation and charging, and cuts the peaks that hit the shared bill.
2. Grants and paperwork
We assess mapping and energy upgrades against relevant support programs, providing material for the board’s decision. Rates and awards depend on the program and project.
3. Sharing without extra work
Sharing with residents depends on the property, metering points and applicable arrangement. Allocation and responsibilities are agreed before registration by the grid company.
The board needs one answer, not three suppliers
Solar, batteries and charging quickly become three contracts and blurred accountability. Enfy delivers design, installation and EMS as one whole, so the board has one party to follow after the AGM.
Peak charges hit the shared plant
EV charging, hot water and ventilation often coincide. Batteries and controls shave the peaks, shift load to cheaper hours and keep more solar in the building.
Support as part of the resolution
The board should receive calculations with and without support, investment and operating costs, and an explanation of benefit allocation. Housing and commercial buildings have different program conditions; Lundeby’s support assumptions cannot be transferred directly.
Sharing residents can feel
When common facilities have surplus solar, sharing with eligible meters can be assessed. Show the effects on common expenses and residents’ bills separately, using agreed allocation and tariff treatment.
What you get
- Solar, battery and EMS as one delivery
- Peak shaving on shared plant and EV charging
- Energy sharing with eligible residential meters
- Advisory and applications for Enova and Husbanken
- A live overview the board can show residents
Questions before choosing a system
- What should the board establish before ordering?
- Assess roof condition, meters, ownership, funding, allocation and operation. Request alternatives with and without a battery and written delivery scope for the necessary decisions.
- Can Enfy work with different housing ownership structures?
- The solution must suit ownership, metering and decision-making in your association. Enfy assesses both cooperative and condominium arrangements; energy needs and actual conditions determine the setup.
- Are solar and batteries always the best combination?
- No. Assess direct use and sharing first, then the battery’s incremental cost and benefit. Load control or solar without storage may also be appropriate.