Core contributor to BENEFFICE, SENSEI, EN-TRACK, and PROBONO — all focused on energy efficiency in buildings, performance tracking, and BIM-based solutions.
GECO GLOBAL APS
Danish SME delivering digital platforms for building energy performance, community energy management, and data-driven energy services across EU projects.
Their core work
Geco Global is a Danish SME that provides digital tools and data-driven services for the energy sector, specializing in building energy performance, community energy management, and grid-level data platforms. Across eight H2020 projects, they have contributed ICT solutions for energy efficiency tracking, demand response systems, and multi-vector energy management. Their work bridges the gap between raw energy data and actionable business models — helping building owners, energy communities, and grid operators make smarter decisions through software and analytics.
What they specialise in
Active in E-LAND, IELECTRIX, ACCEPT, and BENEFFICE — projects centered on local energy communities, prosumer engagement, demand response, and citizen empowerment.
EN-TRACK focuses on data gathering, benchmarking, and data-driven risk assessment; SYNERGY on AI-powered energy-as-a-service; E-LAND on data-driven business models.
SYNERGY covers smart grid, AI, and network management; E-LAND addresses multi-vector energy management and storage; IELECTRIX deals with grid flexibility and network automation.
SYNERGY project explicitly uses blockchain and multi-party computations for trusted energy data sharing — signaling a move into decentralized digital infrastructure.
How they've shifted over time
In 2017–2019, Geco Global focused on foundational energy community concepts — local energy management, storage integration, end-user involvement, and business model development (E-LAND, IELECTRIX, BENEFFICE). From 2020 onward, their work shifted decisively toward data-intensive and digitally sophisticated solutions: AI-powered analytics, blockchain-based data sharing, standardized benchmarking platforms, and BIM integration (SYNERGY, EN-TRACK, PROBONO). The trajectory shows a company that started as an energy community platform provider and is evolving into a specialized energy data and digital services firm.
Geco Global is moving toward AI-powered, data-centric energy services — expect future work at the intersection of building data, grid intelligence, and digital business models.
How they like to work
Geco Global operates exclusively as a participant, never coordinating — consistent with an SME that contributes specialized digital components rather than leading large research agendas. With 155 unique partners across 22 countries in just 8 projects, they consistently join large Innovation Action consortia, indicating comfort working in complex multi-partner environments. Their broad and non-repeating partner base suggests they are sought after for their specific ICT capabilities rather than relying on a fixed network.
Remarkably wide network for an SME: 155 unique consortium partners across 22 countries, built through participation in large-scale Innovation Actions. This European-wide reach, combined with India-EU collaboration in IELECTRIX, gives them cross-border connections well beyond what their size suggests.
What sets them apart
Geco Global occupies a specific niche: they are a small Danish company that delivers practical digital and data tools inside large energy research consortia. While many SMEs in the energy space focus on hardware or consulting, Geco brings software-oriented capabilities — platforms for benchmarking, community engagement, and data-driven risk assessment. For consortium builders, they offer a reliable, low-overhead ICT partner that can handle the digital service layer of energy efficiency and community energy projects.
Highlights from their portfolio
- E-LANDTheir highest-funded project (EUR 177,935) and most thematically central — multi-vector energy management for energy islands, combining storage, community building, and business models.
- SYNERGYRepresents their digital frontier: AI, blockchain, and multi-party computation applied to energy-as-a-service, signaling a clear technology evolution.
- PROBONOMost recent project (2022–2026), integrating BIM with green building concepts — shows expansion into construction-sector digitalization beyond traditional energy management.