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• In Grevesmühlen, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, a large-scale battery storage system with a capacity of 48 MWh is being made from new vehicle batteries that combines economic efficiency with a resource-conserving circular economy.
• Fenecon is developing and producing modular storage containers that efficiently and standardizedly integrate obsolete EV batteries from various manufacturers into stationary large-scale storage systems.​
• The Mobility House Energy leverages its extensive expertise and intelligent marketing algorithms to ensure minimal battery degradation and maximum economic efficiency.

• Co-location project in Baden-Württemberg: Combination of an existing 10 MWp solar park with a 14 MWh battery storage system for optimal use of the grid connection point. 

• Strong partnership: collaboration between Brandstätter Solarpark GmbH & Co. KG, Fenecon as system supplier and The Mobility House Energy as marketer. 

• Fast implementation: Less than one year from initial contact to commissioning

• Resource Innovations and The Mobility House are leading one of the largest state-funded Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) initiatives in the U.S. to unlock the potential of electric vehicles as mobile energy storage 

• The program provides 100 bidirectional charging stations—at no cost to participants—to enhance grid stability, optimize the use of renewable energy, and enable backup power supply 

• This initiative serves as a blueprint for the nationwide rollout of V2X technology and reinforces Massachusetts’ role as a leader in clean energy innovation 

• Trading-as-a-Service partnership uses algorithm-based trading for automatic real-time optimization of battery storage
• The Mobility House Energy markets TESVOLT assets as decentralized, grid-connected flexibility on European power and energy markets - thus driving grid stability and the energy transition
• TESVOLT customers benefit immediately from the multi-market marketing of their storage capacities on spot markets - Integration of ancillary services to follow in mid-2025

• Smart car electricity tariff closes a gap in the market: RheinEnergie's EV customers benefit from low electricity prices by using flexibility - completely risk-free and with a price guarantee. 

• RheinEnergie’s EV customers save up to 250 euros a year thanks to incentives for smart charging processes and flexibility bonuses. 

• RheinEnergie remains the customers’ point of contact, while The Mobility House takes over the aggregation of flexibility, short-term trading and the balancing energy risk for the e-car energy volume. 

• With The Mobility House Energy’s white label solution, energy suppliers can quickly offer smart charging tariffs without having to develop the necessary technology and software themselves.

• The intelligent energy product, FlexConnect* by The Mobility House, enables energy providers to quickly offer a charging tariff and strengthen customer loyalty. 
• Energy providers benefit from the technology company's extensive experience in aggregating and marketing electric vehicle batteries. 
• End customers can reduce electricity bills by up to 400 euros per year through eyond Partner. 
• Several energy providers are already persuaded by eyond Partner. 

_{*In 2024 it was called: eyond Partner. See also below.}