PV + BESS · ON YOUR SITE · COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIALEASENERGY / HUNGARY
We build and run the plant on your site. You buy the power.€0 CAPEX. Fixed euro price, 10 to 20 years.
We build solar and battery plants on industrial and commercial sites, mainly in Hungary and across the CEE region, keep them on our own balance sheet, and sell the electricity to the site at a fixed euro price. Below: the contract in plain words, the numbers behind it, and how a project runs from the first call to commissioning. If your site doesn't fit, we will tell you after one look at your load data.
Helpful to include: site address · available roof / carport / ground area, and your last 12 months of consumption data (.xlsx / .csv)
WHAT WE SAY NO TO
Five things we don't do
Most of what makes this contract work is what we leave out. These are fixed positions, not negotiating stances.
Exporting to the grid
Nothing leaves your site. The plant is sized for what you use, and its output is metered behind your connection point.
Sites with no daytime load
Solar needs somewhere to go while the sun is up. A warehouse that wakes at 18:00 is not a fit, however large the roof.
Oversizing
We size below your real consumption, from your own 15-minute meter data. Never above it to build a bigger plant.
Selling you the plant up front
We finance and own it for the term. Your purchase option opens in year five, and again at the end of the contract.
The words "risk-free"
The contract is take-or-pay on modelled production. We say so here, in plain words, rather than on page 40 of the agreement.
WHO IT FITS
Commercial and industrial sites of every kind
We don't sort sites by industry. We sort them by load. The contract works wherever a commercial or industrial connection draws power through the day, from a few hundred kilowatts upwards.
Three things matter: how much you consume while the sun is up, the surface you can give us, and a connection above household size. Two-shift production, cooling and freezing, compressed air, extrusion, packaging lines, forklift charging: all of these carry the daytime load that makes the numbers work. We size the plant below your consumption, from your own load data, so it displaces grid purchases instead of exporting.
What we need from you for a non-binding offer
- 01Site address and the surface you can give: roof, carport, ground, or a mix
- 02Twelve months of consumption data, ideally 15-minute readings (.xlsx / .csv)
- 03A recent electricity invoice, or the price basis of your supply contract
- 04Existing or planned solar on the site, if any, with its size and commissioning date
BUILD IT YOURSELF, OR LET US
What you carry,
and what we carry
| Build it yourselfyou carry | The EASENERGY contractwe carry | |
|---|---|---|
| Capital | Your CAPEX, on your balance sheet, competing with your core investments | Ours. The plant never appears on your books. |
| Time | Twelve to eighteen months of your people's time: tender, permits, grid, contractors | One decision at the start, then progress reports. |
| Operations | O&M, monitoring, insurance and spares are yours for the life of the plant | All inside the fee, for the whole term. |
| Performance | If the yield disappoints, the loss is yours | If the plant produces less than modelled, the loss is ours. |
| Technology | Warranty claims and obsolescence sit with you | We carry technology and warranty risk. |
| Exit | You own an asset to maintain, insure and eventually replace | Purchase option from year five, and again at the end of the term. |
One site,
hour by hour
The chart is the 2025 average of the Hungarian day-ahead market, hour by hour, with a solar production curve laid over it. Two things make the money: solar replaces the kilowatt-hours you buy during the day, and the battery moves cheap midday energy into the evening peak.
PV / SOLAR
Solar during the day
A 1 MWp roof in Hungary produces roughly 1,000 MWh a year. Every kilowatt-hour used on site is one you don't buy from the grid, and no system usage fee attaches to it.
About 87% of annual production falls between 08:00 and 16:00, when your daytime load is running
Daytime
GRID PURCHASES DISPLACED, HOUR BY HOUR
BESS / STORAGE
The battery into the peak
The battery charges in the cheapest hours and discharges in the dearest, typically the late-afternoon and evening peak, when your second shift is still running.
On the 2025 average curve the cheapest four hours are 09:00–13:00 and the dearest are 16:00–20:00
Peak hours
SHIFTED FROM THE CHEAPEST HOURS OF THE DAY
The chart is the 2025 hourly average of the HUPX day-ahead market (annual mean 108.51 €/MWh, lowest hour 11:00, highest 17:00); the charge and discharge windows are the cheapest and dearest four hours of that curve. Your savings depend on your consumption profile, site and contract length; we model them hour by hour, on your data, in the non-binding offer.
THE CONTRACT
Eight clauses, in plain words
The questions a CFO asks in the first meeting, answered before it. The full agreement says the same things at length.
Term
10, 15 or 20 years. You choose the length; the price is set for all of it.
Price
A fixed fee in euro per megawatt-hour the plant produces. Indexation only if you ask for it.
What the fee covers
Operation, maintenance, monitoring, insurance and the asset's own taxes. No advance payment, no system usage fee on the plant's output, no Robin Hood tax on top.
Take-or-pay
You commit to the plant's modelled production under real weather. That is why we size below your load and design from your data, not from optimistic assumptions.
Ownership
The plant is ours for the whole term. It never sits on your balance sheet.
Purchase option
From year five, and again at the end of the term.
Your supplier
Unchanged. The plant runs behind your meter, next to your existing grid contract, which keeps covering whatever the plant and the battery don't.
Performance
If the plant produces less than modelled, the shortfall is our loss. Technology and performance risk stay on our books.
WHY BEHIND THE METER, IN HUNGARY
Three local reasons
The structure is not a preference. It follows from how electricity is priced and connected in this country.
The grid is the expensive way to buy a kilowatt-hour
At medium voltage, every kWh drawn from the grid carries 3.39 Ft/kWh of transmission fee plus your network operator's per-kWh distribution charge, on top of the energy itself (MEKH decision H2995/2025, in force since 1 January 2026). A kWh produced and used on site carries neither.
The price curve pays for a battery
Hungarian day-ahead prices bottom out around midday and peak between 16:00 and 20:00. Solar covers the first window. The battery carries energy into the second.
Feed-in capacity is scarce; consumption isn't
Since 2022, grid operators allocate connection capacity for new generation in six-monthly rounds and may refuse requests above the limit. Our plants are sized for what you use on site. Export was never part of the model.
Sources: MEKH decision H2995/2025 on 2026 system usage fees, as published by the distribution licensees; Government decree of 14 April 2022 on the six-monthly connection capacity limits; HUPX day-ahead market data, 2025.
How a project runs,
month by month
PHASE 1
Commercial
Non-binding offer, binding offer, term sheet and contract negotiation.
Months 1–6
PHASE 2
Pre-development
Environmental assessment and technical design documents for the building permit.
Months 5–8
PHASE 3
Permitting
Building permit, fire-safety plan (TMMT) with BM OKF review, MEKH plant establishment notification.
Months 7–10
PHASE 4
Construction & licensing
Build, commissioning and use permit.
Months 10–12
PHASE 5
Operation
COD and MEKH plant operation registration. Savings begin.
Month 12 →
Indicative timeline for a typical Hungarian C&I site; the exact schedule depends on site conditions and permitting authorities. We handle every step on your behalf.
YOUR DEDICATED CONTACTS
Tell us about your site.
Address, surface, twelve months of consumption data. We come back with a non-binding offer, at no cost and with no commitment.
Request a non-binding offerHelpful to include: site address · available roof / carport / ground area, and your last 12 months of consumption data (.xlsx / .csv)
