ETN joins COMMIT's seminar in Greece
Energy Transition Norway (ETN) participated in the fifth COMMIT partner meeting in Kozani, Greece.
Combining technologies and intelligent energy management to deliver reliable power for industrial operations.


Energy Transition Norway is pleased to welcome Enetech Solutions as a new member of the cluster. The company designs and delivers integrated energy systems for demanding on-grid,off-grid and hybrid applications. Its solutions combine technologies such as batteries, solar power, hydrogen fuel cells and intelligent energy management.
Access to sufficient electricity is a growing challenge for industries that depend on continuous and predictable operations.
Construction sites, fish farms, data centres and industrial facilities may face limited grid connections, long waiting times or no access to the grid at all. At the same time, rising energy costs and stricter emissions requirements are increasing the pressure to replace diesel-based power generation.
For many projects, waiting for grid expansion is not a realistic option. Local and hybrid energy systems can provide the capacity needed to start, maintain or scale operations.
We also bring EnergyHub solutions for industrial building and areas with an Energy-as-a-service solution to comply with the regulation Energy Labelling Directive and Energy Audit Regulations.
Enetech designs each system around the requirements of the site, including power demand, operating hours, redundancy, available infrastructure and cost.
Depending on the application, the system may combine solar energy, battery storage, hydrogen fuel cells and grid power. Intelligent energy management coordinates the different sources and continuously optimises how energy is produced, stored and used.
Enetech supports customers throughout the process, from analysing energy demand and developing the system architecture to integration, monitoring and ongoing optimisation.
The company also offers Energy-as-a-Service models, which can reduce the initial investment required by the customer.
One example is SitePower with 160kW output, developed for construction sites. The system combines battery storage and hydrogen fuel cells to supply power traditionally provided by diesel generators.
According to Enetech, the solution will reduce CO₂ to a minimum and eliminates NOx emissions, lower fuel and operating costs, reduce noise and provide a stable, predictable energy supply. This helps contractors meet environmental requirements while keeping operations running.
Enetech contributes to the energy transition bymaking cleaner power available in sectors where electrification can be difficult to implement.
Its systems can reduce dependence on fossil fuels, make better use of locally produced energy and strengthen energy security through decentralised supply. They can also help projects move forward in areas where the grid is unable to meet current demand.
We look forward to exploring new opportunities for collaboration and to seeing Enetech’s expertise contribute to projects across the ETN network.
Contact mail: bjorn@enetech.no – oyvind.lien@enetech.no Web: Enetech.no
