Energy Systems

The future of energy isn’t just about production – it’s about how we store, distribute, and optimise it across society.
At Nordnest, we define energy systems as the infrastructure that connects production (wind and solar) with storage (hydrogen and batteries), real-time demand, and cross-sector usage.
These systems span across real estate, transport, industry, and digital infrastructure – forming a network that must be coordinated, circular, and flexible.

• Intermittency and timing mismatches
• Price volatility and curtailment
• Grid congestion and weak PPAs
• Rising grid fees and shrinking margins

Wind often generates power when prices are lowest. Solar can overwhelm the grid midday. Meanwhile, operators lose revenue and underutilise assets.

We design and deliver modular, integrated energy systems that include:

• Hydrogen and battery storage
• Energy arbitrage and time-shifting
• Energy sharing between buildings and sectors
• Digital orchestration of generation, storage, and demand

We view energy as part of a broader circular model. For example, power generated in one sector – like a data centre – can be stored and shared with housing. Waste heat from one facility can be reused elsewhere. This interconnected approach improves efficiency, builds resilience, and unlocks new business models.

We typically start with consulting – site evaluations, feasibility studies, and early design work. As projects evolve, we deliver modular energy systems using proven products and control platforms. For complex or large-scale sites, we help develop full initiatives – securing grid access, structuring PPAs, and building solid commercial cases.

Whether you’re exploring hydrogen integration, upgrading storage, or building a new system – we can meet you at any stage.