Flexibility as a service

Turn flexible consumption into a stable income.

We assess, qualify and operate flexibility in the Norwegian markets - from Statnett's reserves to local flexibility markets at the grid companies. And if your site needs more controllable load, we deliver it: tailored ASIC loads on buildings, solar parks and power plants - with the expertise to set them up and run them.

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5 markets
Reserve markets we bid into: FFR, FCR-D, FCR-N, aFRR and mFRR
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We operate in all Norwegian price areas, with Statnett as counterparty
DSO + aggregator
We also connect you to grid companies and local flexibility markets
01What we do

Wattoshi takes the entire market layer for you.

We negotiate the agreements, operate the load and collect the revenue. And we do not stop at the frequency markets - the load is also connected to grid companies and local flexibility markets.

Frequency marketsThe reserve markets with StatnettPrequalification, daily bids and settlement in FFR, FCR-D, FCR-N, aFRR and mFRR - operated by us.
Local flexibilityAgreements with grid companiesWe establish connection and agreements directly with grid companies (DSO) and local aggregators. Flexibility at the distribution level, not just frequency.
Value optimizationThe full value picture in one control systemThe load is managed against spot price and capacity-based grid fees while simultaneously participating in the flexibility market. Multiple revenue streams from the same facility.
02Markets

The Norwegian reserve markets.

The grid needs load and production that can respond in seconds. It's procured through several reserve markets, each for its speed. Wattoshi participates across all of them.

FFR
< 1 second

Fast frequency reserve. Kicks in instantly when the frequency drops abruptly.

FCR-D
~30 seconds

Disturbance reserve. Stops the frequency from falling outside safe bands.

FCR-N
30 s - 3 min

Normal-operation reserve. Keeps the frequency steady hour by hour.

aFRR
Automatic

Automatic secondary reserve that fine-tunes the frequency back toward 50 Hz.

mFRR
Manual

Manually activated reserve that brings the frequency back after a disturbance.

+ Local flexibility at grid companies

Alongside the frequency markets with Statnett, we establish connection and agreements with grid companies (DSO) and local aggregators - where free grid capacity and power challenges create their own opportunities.

03Why Wattoshi

More than software. More than an aggregator.

We know the Norwegian grid, the rules and the operations closer than any platform - because we live in this market every day.

The load

We deliver the load itself

ASIC machines delivered, installed and operated by us - nothing for you to source or run.

The income

Sold where it pays best

Your flexibility goes to whoever pays most - Statnett, grid operators or local markets.

The full picture

Multiple revenues from one site

Spot price, capacity tariff and flexibility - at the same time, in one control system.

The grounding

Built for the Norwegian grid

Norwegian price areas, Statnett and the grid companies - not a generic platform in translation.

We take responsibility for operations - not just the tool.

  • ✓Prequalification and requalification with Statnett
  • ✓Connection and agreements with grid companies (DSO) and local aggregators
  • ✓Automatic daily bids in FFR, FCR-D, FCR-N, aFRR and mFRR
  • ✓24/7 monitoring - with a compliance report for every activation
  • ✓Settlement in line with balance responsibility (BRP-compatible)
  • ✓Management against spot price and capacity tariff, with strategy adjusted as conditions change
Battery vs. ASIC machines

The battery's job - at a fraction of the capex.

A BESS shifts value in time. ASIC load does the job differently: it buys the power when it is cheapest, heats the building and earns from day one.

The investment

A fraction of BESS per kW

A battery system ties up millions that never earn anything on their own. ASIC load costs a fraction per kW - and generates cash flow from day one.

The job

The battery's job, without a capacity ceiling

A BESS shifts value in time and fills up. ASIC load absorbs surplus and low prices continuously - the price floor never stops.

The math

Income instead of dead capital

A battery only earns when the price spread is wide enough. The ASIC machine creates value every hour it runs - and the heat cuts the building's energy cost on top.

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