How much energy can you save with smart energy management?

More and more households are generating their own electricity with solar panels, but without smart control, a large part of that energy is still lost. Smart energy management helps to use more of the generated electricity yourself and reduce energy costs.

Where is energy lost without smart control?

Without energy management, surplus solar energy is fed directly back into the grid. At the same time, electricity is purchased later in the day, often at higher rates. This difference results in unnecessary costs and puts extra strain on the electricity grid.

How smart energy management prevents this

A smart energy system continuously monitors the balance between generation, consumption, and storage. Energy is automatically used when it yields the highest return.

• Direct consumption: solar energy is first used in the home.
• Storage: excess energy is stored for later use.
• Time control: energy-intensive applications are used at favorable times.

Save money with the myenergi ecosystem

The myenergi ecosystem combines various products into one smart whole:

• Zappi charges an electric car when there is surplus solar energy or during off-peak hours.
• eddi uses surplus solar energy for hot water or heating.
• Libbi stores energy for times when the sun isn't shining.

By cleverly combining these applications, the self-consumption of solar energy increases and dependence on the electricity grid decreases.

After connecting zappi, eddi, and libbi, we immediately noticed that our energy bill was lower, without compromising on comfort.

What are the benefits of smart energy management?

• Higher self-consumption of generated solar energy
• Lower energy costs through smart use
• Less peak load on the grid
• Greater insight and control via a single app

Next Step

Want to save energy on a regular basis? Combine zappi, eddi, and libbi into a smart energy system that works for you automatically.

Source: myenergi product information & installation documentation (zappi, eddi, libbi)