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NEOGRID TECHNOLOGIES APS

Danish SME building IoT-based energy management platforms for smart buildings and carbon-neutral community energy systems.

Technology SMEenergyDKSME
H2020 projects
5
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€1.6M
Unique partners
93
What they do

Their core work

Neogrid Technologies is a Danish SME specializing in smart energy management systems for buildings and local communities. They develop IoT-based demand response controls, building energy management platforms, and integration solutions that connect electricity, heat, and transport sectors. Their core work sits at the intersection of smart grid technology and building automation — turning buildings from passive energy consumers into active, flexible participants in the energy system.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

3 projects

Central contributor to domOS (building operating system for smart services), E-DYCE (dynamic building certification), and SUSTENANCE (demand response control systems).

3 projects

Worked on demand-side management in domOS, demand response control systems in SUSTENANCE, and demand/response business models in SERENE.

2 projects

SERENE focuses on integrated energy systems in local communities; SUSTENANCE targets carbon neutral energy communities.

Multi-energy sector integrationsecondary
2 projects

SERENE covers integration of energy sectors including EV car sharing and heat pumps; SUSTENANCE addresses integrated energy vectors across multiple carriers.

Building performance and certificationsecondary
1 project

E-DYCE specifically targets dynamic building energy certification, performance gap analysis, and building smartness indicators.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
IoT and smart building platforms
Recent focus
Community energy integration

Neogrid started with industrial IoT and cyber-physical maintenance systems (MANTIS, 2015), then pivoted sharply toward smart energy in buildings from 2020 onward. Their early work centered on IoT infrastructure, smart grid basics, and demand-side management at the building level (domOS). By 2021, their focus expanded outward — from individual smart buildings to community-scale energy systems, multi-energy integration (heat, electricity, transport), and carbon neutrality targets (SERENE, SUSTENANCE).

Neogrid is scaling up from building-level energy management to neighborhood and community-scale integrated energy systems, with growing emphasis on carbon neutrality and sector coupling.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European18 countries collaborated

Neogrid operates exclusively as a project participant — they have never coordinated an H2020 project, which is typical for a specialist SME contributing specific technology components to larger consortia. With 93 unique partners across 18 countries from just 5 projects, they work in large, diverse consortia (averaging ~19 partners per project). This suggests they are comfortable operating in complex multi-partner environments and are valued for a specific technical contribution rather than project leadership.

Neogrid has built a remarkably wide network for a small company — 93 unique partners across 18 countries from only 5 projects. Their reach spans most of Europe, reflecting their participation in large Innovation Action consortia rather than tight bilateral collaborations.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

Neogrid occupies a specific niche: they are a Danish SME that bridges IoT/software platforms with practical energy flexibility in buildings and communities. While many smart energy companies focus on either the hardware side (heat pumps, batteries) or the analytics side, Neogrid works on the operating system layer — the middleware that connects physical building systems to grid signals and energy markets. Their progression from single-building to community-scale solutions makes them a practical partner for anyone working on local energy transitions in Europe.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • domOS
    Their largest project by funding (EUR 625K) and most central to their identity — developing an operating system for smart energy services in buildings.
  • SERENE
    Represents their strategic expansion into community-scale integrated energy systems, covering heat pumps, EV sharing, and multi-sector integration.
  • SUSTENANCE
    Focuses on carbon neutral energy communities with demand response control systems — their most recent and forward-looking energy work.
Cross-sector capabilities
Smart buildings and constructionIoT and digital infrastructureElectric vehicle integration and transportUrban planning and community development
Analysis note: Strong keyword data from 4 of 5 projects gives a clear picture of expertise and evolution. MANTIS (2015) has no keywords, so the earliest phase is less well-documented. The company has never coordinated, so their internal capabilities may be broader than what the participant role reveals.