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Welcome back to The Pexapark Podcast!
In the first part of the episode, Luca Pedretti speaks with Steffen Schülzchen, CEO and Founder of Entrix, about the rise of battery optimization and the role of software in turning flexibility into a scalable business. Entrix is one of Europe’s leading battery optimizers in the flexibility space, helping large-scale batteries operate across power markets, ancillary services, and evolving offtake structures.
Key themes from the discussion:
In the second part of the episode, Luca turns to recent Pexapark market intelligence. He examines the role of demand-side flexibility in Europe’s changing power system, and why it looks compelling on paper but remains difficult to scale in practice. While industrial demand response can compete with BESS in some balancing and capacity markets, its availability depends on operational constraints and market design. The takeaway: demand-side flexibility has a role to play, but for now, BESS remains the more controllable, scalable force shaping intraday spreads in Europe.
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By PexaparkWelcome back to The Pexapark Podcast!
In the first part of the episode, Luca Pedretti speaks with Steffen Schülzchen, CEO and Founder of Entrix, about the rise of battery optimization and the role of software in turning flexibility into a scalable business. Entrix is one of Europe’s leading battery optimizers in the flexibility space, helping large-scale batteries operate across power markets, ancillary services, and evolving offtake structures.
Key themes from the discussion:
In the second part of the episode, Luca turns to recent Pexapark market intelligence. He examines the role of demand-side flexibility in Europe’s changing power system, and why it looks compelling on paper but remains difficult to scale in practice. While industrial demand response can compete with BESS in some balancing and capacity markets, its availability depends on operational constraints and market design. The takeaway: demand-side flexibility has a role to play, but for now, BESS remains the more controllable, scalable force shaping intraday spreads in Europe.
Unlock More PPA Market Insights
Register for your free Pexapark account to stay updated on the latest energy transition trends. Learn more >