When energy production is handled by a greater share of renewables, there is a rising demand for grid balancing services as low-inertia power systems and production are harder to forecast and keep stable. Sympower, the flexibility specialist, is providing grid balancing services to help keep the Finnish electricity grid frequency stable at 50Hz.
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Israel has recently lifted its 2030 national renewable energy target from 17% to 30%. Sympower and its Israeli partner PHOEBUS ENERGY are supporting the Israeli grid in achieving this ambitious target.
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Sympower is taking part in a pilot organised by Dutch Transmission System Operator TenneT to explore how to open aFRR to independent, aggregated demand side resources. Sympower, as an independent aggregator, shows the benefits of the pilot by:

• using a mobile network instead of hardware-oriented connection
  
• allowing smaller decentral assets to be part of grid stabilization

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Sympower teamed up with Greensperad to make solar PR parks smarter and more profitable with curtailment.
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Since this Summer Sympower is offering fast frequency reserve (FFR) to Svenska Kraftnat, the Swedish grid operator. These services help  to relieve the strain on the Swedish grid caused by the rise of variable renewable energy production, the decommissioning of nuclear capacity and the increasing electricity demand.
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Techleap.nl selects Hardt Hyperloop, hello energy & Sympower as part of 11 high potential scaleups to flatten the climate curve.

Sympower founder and CEO Simon Bushell is often approached  as though leader on grid flexibility and demand response. Some example in the last few weeks:

• Coverage of grid flexibility on the Climate Adaptation channel by Cimpatico Studios
• The inspiring story of Sympower in this episode of "Leaders in Cleantech" with David Hunt. 
• Opinion piece on demand response in The Energy Industry Times

Sympower is working with leading European energy utility Vattenfall to help increase the amount of flexibility in Sweden’s energy market. The companies are working together to control approximately 60MW worth of assets of the country’s new fast frequency reserves (FFR), which has a total capacity of just under 70MW. The launch of FFR in the Nordics will enable more renewables to enter the market and help drive the energy transition.
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