Gradyent Information

District heating and cooling (DHC) is rapidly decarbonizing, electrifying and growing, while remaining accountable for secure and affordable heat. Operating it is getting far more complex: low temperatures, decentral assets, storages and volatile power markets all interact in real time. Flexibility is what turns that complexity into value and resilience. Yet most DHC companies still run on tools built for a different era: heat plans made once or twice a day, spreadsheets and phone calls, static control curves, and heat-meter data that goes unused. With safety first, networks run hotter than needed, fossil production is dispatched more than necessary, and electricity-market opportunities go untapped. Millions of euros are left on the table every year. Gradyent's real-time Digital Twin changes that. Our full-service SaaS platform continuously optimizes the DHC system end-to-end, from trading, production and accumulators through distribution to end users. It combines physics-based modeling with data-driven intelligence for very high forecast accuracy. You start with decision support and build toward automation, without compromising reliability. The impact is measurable: heat losses typically reduced by up to 5-10%, fuel costs down 2-4%, e-market profits up by up to 10%, and security of supply above 99%. Gradyent serves 50+ networks from 30 partners across Europe, including the largest DHC systems in Helsinki, Vienna and Tallinn, with partners such as Veolia, Helen, Iqony, Utilitas and Wien Energie. Our 100+ experts in energy, data analytics, application development and digital transformation work from Rotterdam and Berlin.