Who it is for

Energy companies

You supply battery storage, energy management, charging infrastructure or installation work. Your pipeline runs through developers and partners you know, and that works well. Modou is for the projects outside that network, and for the day a queue position or an application changes.

What you are probably thinking

I already know my market. My pipeline comes through developers I know.

We believe you, and it is probably your best channel. But it has two limits. It reaches as far as your network reaches, and it moves at the speed of a conversation.

Modou is for the projects outside your network, and for the day a queue position or an application changes, not the week you hear about it through someone else.

Grid operators publish which areas are filling up, which reservations are ending and where waiting lists are forming. Municipalities publish which business parks are stuck and which neighbourhoods are coming off gas. It is there with a date on it, and it is there before anyone calls you.

How it works for you

What you get

A briefing in your inbox every working day. Per opportunity: what happened and which document it is in, why that matters for what you supply, why it matters now, and who to call about it, with a phone number and LinkedIn where those are publicly findable.

Where it comes from

From grid operators' congestion areas and publications, the national capacity map, municipal traffic decisions and heat programmes, and the tenders that follow them. Modou reads them every working day.

How you start

There is nothing for you to set up. During onboarding you tell us what you supply, to which kind of customer and in which region. We set it up. After that it arrives without you having to do anything.

What it is not

Not a lead list and not another system. You do not get a hundred companies with an address, you get the few places where something actually changed this week. When you respond to an opportunity, that steers where Modou searches the next day.

Example from a public document

Energy company

What happened

A grid operator signs the first group transport contract on an existing business park. Twelve companies share the capacity that is available, because the network in that region is full until roughly 2035.

Source:: Grid operator publication
Date:: November 2025

Why this matters to you

Sharing capacity only works with metering, control and storage. That is a whole project per park, not a single product.

Why now

This is the first of its kind and grid operators are now pointing to it. Other parks on the same waiting list will ask for the same thing.

Who to call

Chair or energy coordinator of the business park's traders association

Phone number, where publicly findable
LinkedIn, where publicly findable

This example comes from a public document.

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