Larger installations from 10 kW · Coming soon
Let your large electricity loads earn money
If you have large electricity loads — such as heat pumps, cold rooms, ventilation or a larger battery — Balance can sell their flexibility as FCR-D to Energinet. A control unit in your electrical panel measures the current, we handle the control, and you get a share of the payment. We are happy to help you find an installer.
A free earnings assessment of your installation
Balance cannot be ordered yet, but we are happy to talk about your installation.
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From 10 kW
typically per unit
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Up to 40 kW
per unit
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Monthly reports
on activations and earnings
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Free assessment
without obligation
Who is Balance for?
Anyone with electrical installations that can be activated briefly. We assess every installation individually.
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Large house with electric heating
Many electric radiators or a large heat pump.
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Former farm
Large buildings and a lot of power for heating.
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Warehouse
Electric heating, ventilation and large motors.
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Cooling and air conditioning
Cold rooms and large climate systems.
If you have an ordinary home battery, see which batteries and inverters we can connect instead.
How it works
We start with a free assessment of your installation.
We do this together
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System analysis
Free and without obligation.
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We review your electrical installation and its earning potential before you invest anything.
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A tailored solution
Designed for your installation.
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We design the solution for your installation. The control unit is mounted on the DIN rail in your electrical panel, where it measures the current. Installation is not included and is done by an independent installer — we are happy to help you find one via support@nm1.dk. You keep physical control of your equipment.
We do this
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Intelligent control
A few minutes a month.
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NM1 talks to Energinet and activates the units you have chosen when the grid needs flexibility. This happens only a few minutes a month.
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Reports and payouts
Every month and every quarter.
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You get monthly reports on activations and earnings, and your share is paid out quarterly to your bank account.
From connection to first payout
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Month 1
The device collects data.
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Then
Energinet tests the device.
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About 30 days
Approval is completed.
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04
After 2–3 months
First quarterly payout.
Is Balance right for you?
- You have electrical installations that can be activated briefly — such as heating, cooling or ventilation.
- The selected installations can be controlled remotely.
- There is a stable internet connection.
- You are willing to give access to data from your electricity meter.
The agreement
- A free earnings assessment of your installation.
- Monthly reports on activations and earnings.
- Quarterly payouts to your bank account.
- You can always pause the control.
What will I earn?
It depends on the installation's power and flexibility and on FCR-D prices, which are set at daily auctions. That is why we make a free earnings assessment of your installation.
Earnings depend on, among other things, market prices, Energinet's needs, regulation and your own consumption and equipment, and they can change over time. FCR-D prices are set in daily auctions. Historical earnings are no guarantee of future earnings.
Frequently asked questions
When can I order Balance?
Balance is coming soon. Contact us, and we are happy to talk about your installation already now.
Will it affect my operations?
No. Activations happen only a few minutes a month and only on the units you have released.
Can I pause the control?
Yes, you always can.
More questions and answers are in our FAQ.
Read more
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How much electricity does a heat pump use, and what drives it?
A heat pump's electricity consumption depends on the house's heat demand, the efficiency and the weather. See what drives it — and how it can become income.
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Batteries for ancillary services: how batteries earn on reserves
Batteries are the grid's fastest reserve, and Energinet pays for them through daily auctions. See how home batteries and large plants earn from it.
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BSP, BRP and eSett: energy market abbreviations explained
The BSP delivers balancing to Energinet, the BRP carries balance responsibility, and eSett settles across the Nordics. Learn the roles — and where NM1 sits.
