We monitor your supply points every month, decide from the evidence, and make the change for you — even when the answer is “nothing to do”. You see what changed and what was checked.
If you manage several supply points, you’ve probably had these thoughts — Gridea answers them, from your own data.
Give consent in the data warehouse — Gridea pulls your supply points’ history automatically. In a couple of minutes, nothing to install.
Gridea checks every supply point every month — cheapest package, peaks, anomalies. You see it even when there’s nothing to change.
When a change is worth it, we make it for you and show what changed and when. Every recommendation with an exact euro figure.
The grid operator penalises you when consumption exceeds the allowed limit — and you only see it on the bill. Gridea tracks your peaks from the loaded metering data and flags exceedance risk; it also recommends the right main fuse and contracted capacity.
Stop guessing. Drag the sliders and see the payback period based on your actual consumption. The same tool is in the platform for every supply point.
On 1 August 2026 an amendment to the Electricity Market Act took effect: consumption points with a bidirectional meter are now billed on net metering data. Import and export are offset within each 15-minute period separately and then summed.
Periods totaling 24 kWh consumption and 21 kWh production yield 9 kWh net consumption and 6 kWh net feed-in — not 3 kWh. The difference is because offsetting is done within each period, not on monthly totals.
Across a portfolio of dozens of metering points and solar arrays, this 15-minute overlap arises differently at each point and can’t be worked out by hand. Gridea shows the net-metering effect per metering point.
See your actual numberThis is Gridea’s real budget-forecast tool — the same one clients use to build next year’s budget. Drag the winter and summer temperature sliders and see the cost difference instantly.
We check every supply point every month. Each year we move the grid contract of ~30% of supply points to a cheaper package — medium-voltage pumping stations, for example, move between packages with the seasons, because the cheapest package in summer isn’t the cheapest in winter. Modelled saving: over €50,000 a year. Where the decision belonged to the customer, we proposed moving five contracts to site-level billing; the customer decided in the portal and two were changed the next day.
Every month we calculate the cheapest grid package for every supply point. The consumer sees it in the portal and chooses whether the change is made automatically or by themselves. On the automatic points we moved 1,300 to a cheaper package in three months: a modelled saving of nearly €250,000 a year. For the rest, everything was already right — and the consumer sees that too, in the monthly report.
The question: take the battery off the reserve market and use it for their own consumption? We modelled every option from the consumer’s own 15-minute data. The answer: don’t switch. The reserve market earned €5,922 in seven months; own consumption would have brought €4,464; combining both could add almost a third, and that’s worth testing. Lowering the connection capacity isn’t: the peak is 373 kW and the battery can’t reliably hold it down. The decision rested on euros, not gut feeling.

I’ve worked on network tariffs since 2014. On behalf of Gridea, I promise:
No software, no spreadsheet work. Three steps — and the data is in front of you.
In a couple of minutes you give Gridea authorisation to your supply points’ data.
Consumption data and history come automatically from the Elering data warehouse — nothing to enter by hand.
The cheapest network tariff, cost forecast and comparisons are right there.
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