Nett green energy solutions

Nett provides businesses with smart, green energy solutions, offering fixed-price electricity and maximizing the use of solar power. With options for companies with or without roof space, Nett ensures that all businesses can access clean energy and contribute to sustainability. By partnering with Nett, companies can reduce energy costs, earn from surplus energy, and play…

Nett: Smart Green Energy Solutions for Businesses

What Is Nett and How Does It Work?

Nett is all about developing your energy in a smarter, greener way. Whether your business has a roof or not, Nett offers green electricity at a fixed price. No surprises, no hidden fees—just clean energy tailored for companies. The idea is simple: use your roof to generate solar power or, if you don’t have roof space, tap into surplus energy from others nearby. It’s a fresh approach to energy that puts control back in the hands of businesses, making green energy accessible and hassle-free.

Main Benefits of Partnering with Nett

Choosing Nett comes with some pretty clear perks. Here’s a quick snapshot:

  • Fixed prices that stay steady over the long term—no more worrying about fluctuating energy bills.
  • Only 8% of roof space in Flanders is currently used for solar panels—meaning there’s a huge untapped potential.
  • Earn money by selling your surplus energy or lower your own energy costs through corporate Power Purchasing Agreements (cPPA).
  • Nett acts as a third-party financier, so no upfront investment or hassle designing, building, or maintaining installations.
  • Even companies without roof space can buy local green energy by connecting with neighbors’ surplus.
  • Comprehensive service including project management, installation, maintenance, and surplus energy sales.

Making the Most of Your Roof

It’s surprising, but only a tiny fraction of roof space in Flanders is used for solar panels—just 8%. If you’re reading this, chances are you might be leaving money on your roof. Nett wants to change that. By trading your surplus energy through a corporate Power Purchasing Agreement, companies can buy or sell excess energy. This means you can actually earn from your roof or reduce your own energy costs. It’s a win-win that turns unused space into a valuable asset.

How Nett Supports Businesses Without Roof Space

Not everyone has the luxury of roof space, and that’s totally fine. Nett has a solution for roofless companies too. Through their platform, businesses can purchase surplus energy from nearby installations. This way, even without owning roof space, companies can still enjoy local, green energy. It’s a clever workaround that ensures no one misses out on the benefits of renewable energy, no matter their building’s setup.

Becoming a Nett Partner: Step-by-Step

Getting started with Nett is straightforward and tailored to your situation:

  • If you have roof space: First, a free energy audit maps out your potential energy injection, needs, and location. Then, once agreed, Nett builds your installation and sources extra energy if needed. Throughout the contract, Nett handles maintenance and management—you just enjoy the benefits.
  • If you don’t have roof space: The process begins with a free energy audit focusing on your energy needs. Nett then offers a fixed-price contract tailored just for you. After signing, you get connected to a generator via cPPA, locking in a fixed price for the long haul.

Impact on Climate Goals and Sustainable Development

  • Supports SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy by promoting renewable energy use.
  • Advances SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure through innovative energy solutions.
  • Contributes to SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities by encouraging local green energy production.
  • Aligns with SDG 13: Climate Action by reducing reliance on fossil fuels and lowering carbon emissions.
  • Promotes SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals by fostering collaboration between businesses and energy producers.

The Future of Energy in Belgium

Belgium is at a crossroads in its energy journey. The country faces challenges like increasing imports and decreasing domestic production. These shifts aren’t just technical—they carry big economic and strategic weight. Nett’s approach fits right into this evolving landscape by empowering businesses to take charge of their energy, reduce dependence on imports, and push for a greener, more sustainable future. It’s about innovation, collaboration, and making sure the energy transition benefits everyone.

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