Encavis selects Entrix for AI-based optimization of its first 24 MWh battery storage project in Germany

05 / 05 / 25

Entrix is optimizing a 24 MWh battery storage system in Hettstedt on behalf of Encavis. The asset will be marketed across all energy markets and also serve as a strategic addition to Encavis’ renewable generation portfolio.

With the battery storage system in Hettstedt (Saxony-Anhalt), Encavis AG is launching a new chapter in the flexibility of its renewable energy portfolio. The 12 MW/24 MWh system will be optimized by Entrix, a specialist in AI-based multi-market optimization of battery storage systems, across all relevant electricity markets – including balancing services (FCR, aFRR), the day-ahead, and the intraday market. Real-time market data, the state of charge, and technical parameters are intelligently combined to maximize the battery’s economic performance – both in short-term trading and in alignment with the broader generation portfolio of Encavis’ wind and solar assets.

Steffen Schülzchen, Founder and CEO of Entrix:

„We’re proud to implement this milestone project together with Encavis. Battery storage is no longer just a backup – it’s becoming an active part of the generation strategy. Our optimization ensures that flexibility delivers the highest possible value – both economically and systemically.“

The project is technologically complemented by TokWise, a software provider specializing in AI-based portfolio management. Encavis, TokWise, and Entrix are jointly developing an integrated solution for commercialization and portfolio optimization – with the goal of aligning electricity generation, consumption, and storage even more precisely with increasingly volatile market dynamics. The battery will not only be used for energy market participation, but also actively embedded into Encavis’ portfolio strategy – maximizing overall returns and enabling more flexible energy use. Entrix contributes to this digital ecosystem as an operational partner with leading expertise in trading and system integration in the battery storage sector.

Mario Schirru, CIO/COO and Spokesperson of the Management Board at Encavis AG:

“We are carefully preparing this important step into battery technology and usage across Encavis’ core European markets. As part of this strategy, we are proud to launch our first battery project and to have such a strong partner like Entrix at our side.”

 

The battery storage system – an mtu EnergyPack QG – is supplied by Rolls-Royce. Technical commissioning is nearing completion, and commercial operations are scheduled to begin in Q2 2025.

For Press Enquiries please contact:

Entrix
Jana Justa (Marketing Lead, Entrix)
press@entrixenergy.com

Encavis
Dr. Oliver Prüfer (Press Officer & Manager Public Relations)
oliver.pruefer@encavis.com

About Entrix

Entrix is the leading provider and pioneer of multi-market optimisation for battery storage systems in Germany. The Munich-based company has been delivering market-leading performance for its clients since 2022 through its AI-powered trading platform, which dynamically markets battery storage across various energy markets. As an innovative full-service provider, Entrix offers not only automated trading but also comprehensive support in project implementation, technical integration, maintenance optimisation, and adaptation to new market opportunities to ensure the best long-term performance of an asset.

About Encavis

Encavis AG is one of the leading independent power producers from renewable energies in Europe. The company operates onshore wind and ground-mounted solar parks in twelve European countries, including Germany, Italy, Spain, Denmark and the Netherlands. With a total installed capacity of over 3.8 GW, Encavis makes a significant contribution to sustainable energy supply. The Encavis Group also includes Encavis Asset Management AG, which offers institutional investors investment opportunities in renewable energy plants, and Stern Energy S.p.A., a Europe-wide specialist for technical services relating to photovoltaic installations.

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