Have you heard about demand aggregators but still aren’t sure what changes with the European Union’s new regulation?
No worries — here’s a simple, jargon-free explanation.
A demand aggregator is an entity — now officially recognised in EU law — that groups multiple consumers and manages their electricity consumption flexibly so they can participate in energy markets.
And yes, this includes companies that are not large consumers.
Independent aggregators can now operate without relying on retailers
They are recognised as their own market actors with the right to interact directly with system operators and markets.
Member States must ensure fair market access
Countries must remove barriers so aggregators can compete on equal footing with traditional players.
New revenue opportunities for medium and small companies
Businesses can now generate income by modulating their consumption during specific moments — something previously limited to large industrial players.
With the new EU rules, energy consumption can become:
a profit-generating tool,
a source of grid stability, and
a new business opportunity for companies willing to adopt flexibility.
At Bamboo Energy, we support Commercial & Industrial (C&I) companies in adopting this new model smoothly through our flexibility management platform — enabling them to monetise their flexibility without operational disruptions.
And yes, we are already seeing real, measurable results.
If you want to know whether your company could benefit from demand aggregation, we’ll explain it clearly — with no fine print:
