Unlocking Flexibility Through Interoperable Home Energy Systems and Bidirectional Charging

Recording of Thursday, June 25, 2026 | The smarter E Europe Exhibition Program 2026 | Language: English | Duration: 12:55 .

The Mobility House Innovates in Home Energy Management and Bidirectional Charging

The Mobility House is expanding its operations to include home energy management systems (HEMS), emphasizing the integration of renewable energy and enhanced decentralized self-consumption. The company has a history of developing bidirectional charging technologies, allowing electric vehicles to both draw power and return excess energy to the grid. This technology is paired with front-of-the-meter trading strategies to optimize energy use and promote sustainability, focusing on maximizing self-consumption of photovoltaic (PV) energy by aggregating assets like EVs and home batteries. A partnership with Solar Manager has allowed the integration of 90% of customer assets, addressing challenges in brownfield environments. Their new bidirectional charger adheres to ISO 15118 standards and includes a seamless backup power solution for residential customers. Despite regulatory hurdles, pilot projects in Germany are underway, facilitating the deployment of these innovative energy solutions. Customers stand to benefit from this system by earning income through their energy trades, significantly reducing the cost of their PV systems while enhancing overall energy efficiency.

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Speaker

Niklas Hemberger
Head of Bidi Home
The Mobility House GmbH

Talk of session: HEMS & BEMS: Intelligent Energy Management from Homes to Buildings

Home and Building Energy Management Systems (HEMS & BEMS) are becoming essential tools for installers and system integrators delivering smart, energy-efficient buildings. From PV, EV charging and storage to heating, automation and grid interaction, modern EMS solutions must be easy to integrate, interoperable and future-ready. This session highlights practical solutions, standards and real-world implementations shaping the next generation of smart homes and buildings.

Further Talks of this session:

Welcome and Introduction

Speaker

Dr. Anurag Mohapatra
Group Leader, Center for Combined Smart Energy Systems
Technical University of Munich

To Talk

The End of Subsidy-Driven PV: How System-Level Optimization Turns Homes into Market Participants

Speaker

Irene Guerra Gil
Energy Market Expert
gridX

To Talk

From System to Intelligence: 24/7/365 Holistic Cost Optimization Across All Seasons and Sectors

Speaker

Stefan Feilmeier
Deputy CEO
Fenecon

To Talk

Turning Price Signals into Smart Energy Strategies: Automated Curtailment for a Flexible Grid

Speaker

Jorge López Lanzuela
Product Manager
meteocontrol GmbH

To Talk

Commercial Potential of HEMS Offerings

Speaker

Willi Appler
Co-Founder and CCO
clever-PV

To Talk

Closing by the Moderator

To Talk

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