Modi Energy Offers Free Solar and Battery Setup in Denmark

Homeowners in Denmark can now get solar panels and batteries installed for free.

Copenhagen company Modi Energy has launched a zero-upfront energy service.

The service guarantees power bills 20 percent below the spot market price.

This discount includes electricity spot prices, tariffs, taxes, and VAT.

The savings will show as a line on monthly billing statements.

Modi Energy installs and owns all equipment on customer properties.

Each household receives 15 to 24 kilowatts of solar panels.

Homes also get 30 to 40 kilowatt-hours of battery storage.

Customers sign a six-month electricity contract and a 12-month hardware contract.

Both agreements automatically roll over after their initial terms.

Removal fees apply if customers cancel within five years.

Homeowners can transfer the contract to a new buyer for free.

Modi Energy trades battery power in energy reserve markets to fund discounts.

The company currently tests 50 units in Danish homes.

First commercial installations will begin before the end of 2026.

Modi Energy runs on the technology platform of Emaldo.

Emaldo Chief Executive Officer Steffen Bjerregaard leads Modi Energy.

Residential battery adoption is growing fast across Denmark.

Danish homes added nearly 900 battery systems over the past year.

Denmark offers no government subsidies for household battery installations.

PV Magazine reported this news first.