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Reduxi to exhibit at Intersolar / EM-Power Europe 2026 in Munich
On 23.6. to 25.6. 2026, Reduxi will be exhibiting at Intesolar / EM-Power Europe in Munich. As part of The smarter E Europe, the company will present its solution for AI supported electricity control and demonstrate how energy consumption, generation, storage systems and flexible consumers can be connected more intelligently.
Reduxi now available in the Schrack Technik Online Shop
Reduxi is now available in the Schrack Technik Online Shop. Reduxi products are listed there under the Control & Regulation Technology category, allowing installers, specialist contractors, and project partners to source Reduxi directly through an established Austrian electrical engineering distributor
Reduxi Controls 14 go-e Charging Stations at IKK Group GmbH
Pilot Energy Community Project Successfully Implemented
The REDUXI team has successfully completed a forward-looking pilot project at Maltatalweg in Carinthia. The goal was to maximize self-consumption within a multi-family residential building through intelligent control while simultaneously minimizing grid feed-in — with excellent results.
How Reduxi Builds Secure Energy Intelligence from the Ground Up
As energy systems become increasingly digital, connected, and automated, cybersecurity is no longer a supporting feature. It is a fundamental requirement. Energy assets today are not only physical infrastructure — they are part of complex, data-driven ecosystems that must remain reliable, resilient, and secure at all times.
Can an Energy Management System Enable a Truly Realistic V2G Use Case?
The energy system inside a modern home or building is no longer simple. Solar PV systems, home batteries, EV chargers, heat pumps, and dynamic electricity tariffs all interact — often in conflicting ways. Each device has its own constraints, priorities, and impact on comfort, cost, and grid stability.
How AI Turns Price Volatility into Profit
Electricity prices in Europe now change every 15 minutes.
This system, known as SPOT pricing or Day-Ahead market pricing, reflects real-time supply and demand. Prices rise when consumption spikes or renewables drop — and fall when there’s surplus energy from solar or wind.
For most users, this volatility sounds like chaos.
