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€115–135K / year · München, Bavaria, DE
Flexa builds Europe's largest virtual power plant, aggregating residential distributed energy resources like EVs and heat pumps using AI-based optimization and predictive analytics.
Flexa, founded in 2024 and headquartered in Munich, is building what it describes as Europe's largest virtual power plant. The company addresses a fundamental challenge in the energy transition: the mismatch between intermittent renewable energy supply and residential demand. Its platform aggregates distributed energy resources - electric vehicles, heat pumps, and home battery storage - across thousands of participating customers, coordinating them as a single dispatchable asset.
The company's technology stack spans several technical domains central to modern energy systems. These include AI-based energy flexibility optimization, energy trading, large-scale aggregation of distributed energy resources, real-time sensing, and advanced predictive analytics. The Virtual Power Plant Platform serves as the integration layer, using these capabilities to manage and dispatch energy intelligently across its network of residential assets.
Flexa operates across Europe, positioning itself within the residential energy and sustainable energy verticals. By coordinating distributed assets at scale, the company aims to provide grid services and flexibility that support broader renewable energy integration.