/
News
News
With a virtual power plant, a balance responsible party can curtail its customers’ solar to handle its own imbalances. To do it without hurting the homeowner, it needs to know what each curtailment costs them. This summer, Varberg Energi did exactly that with Fever Energy: 288 separate activations over July and August, each one priced for every household and only made when it left both Varberg Energi and the homeowner better off.
Flexibility is becoming part of what energy retailers offer. Our new buyer's guide sets out the decisions that matter, the questions to ask vendors, and how to compare their answers.
We're number six. Sifted has published its 2026 Nordics leaderboard, the third edition of an annual ranking that measures startups on revenue growth over the past three years. Fever Energy placed 6th out of the region's 100 fastest-growing companies, alongside standouts like Neko Health and Inven in the top ten.
As households across Europe add solar panels, batteries and electric vehicles, energy companies face the same challenge: how to turn millions of small, distributed assets into a resource for the grid rather than a problem. Swedish technology scaleup Fever Energy has built a platform that does exactly that. Now Vattenfall Decentral Energy Solutions Nordic, one of Europe's largest energy companies, has built its new smart steering service for batteries on it.
Sweden's battery energy storage market is becoming more competitive. As market revenues come under pressure, the performance of the optimisation partner is playing an increasingly important role in the business case for BESS owners.
Fever Energy has helped Stockholm-based data centre operator Conapto turn the batteries in its uninterruptible power supply (UPS) into an active, revenue-generating energy asset, without compromising the protection they were installed to provide.
Fever Energy has officially launched in Denmark. As of October 30, our platform is operational in one of Europe’s most important and forward-looking energy markets. The launch marks the next step in Fever Energy’s European expansion, and enables Danish energy companies to connect, optimize and trade distributed energy assets through one platform.
Fever Energy co-founder and CEO Klas Johansson joined Niclas Sigholm on Energistrategipodden to discuss what it takes to make distributed flexibility work technically, commercially and at scale.
Fever Energy co-founder and Chief Product Officer Jonatan Raber joined host Christophe Lephilibert on The Charge Point Podcast to discuss a shift that is easy to overlook: the most valuable thing on the grid is no longer just electricity. It is flexibility.
ϟ .‿. Making distributed energy work.
©Fever Energy AB 2026. Stockholm, Europe.
All rights reserved. Privacy Policy