We make data centers work with the grid. Not against it.

Europe's energy system and its digital infrastructure are growing in opposite directions. We're here to change that with deep market expertise and software built for the grid's reality.

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Why we're here

We believe the energy transition only works if every major load on the grid becomes part of it. Data centers are the largest load we'll see in our lifetime. We are here to make them count.

We are energy people first. We think in grid signals and dispatch decisions, not just consumption reports. We proved that coordination at scale works: Over 400 MW, 40.000+ distributed assets, operated as a licensed energy supplier at Enpal, Germany's first green-tech unicorn.

We are not here to make data centers more efficient. We are here to make them intelligent. Our work will be judged by whether Europe's grid holds up under the pressure of AI. We will be part of why it does.

Who we are

Tobias and Frederik built and operated energy assets at scale before starting Loadwise. We know the markets, the grid signals, and the operational reality operators face, because we've lived it.

Bringing industry experience from

Frederik Drewes
Co-Founder
CEO
Tobias Schreiner
Co-Founder
CCO

We are energy people. Building for data centers.

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Flexibility first.

We don't treat energy solely as a cost to minimize.
We treat it as a signal to act on.

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Markets, not meters.

Grid signals, spot prices, balancing markets.
That's our native language.

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Coordination at scale.

We've orchestrated megawatts across thousands of distributed assets. We know what breaks and what doesn't.

Built in Europe.

Sovereign by design, building solutions that bridge the gap between digital infrastructure and a renewable grid.

Come join us.

Join Loadwise as we build the energy operating system for data centers.

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