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What is a Mini/Microgrid?

A minigrid is a localized electricity network that generates, stores, and distributes power to a defined community—homes, businesses, clinics, schools—without relying on a national grid connection.

Minigrids can be centralized (power hub + distribution) or distributed (rooftop generation aggregated through Smart Nodes), and they scale into mesh-grids where multiple nodes share energy for higher uptime.

The Smart-Node Ecosystem

Smart Nodes combine inverter(s), battery storage, and PV into a local node that serves a cluster of homes or businesses.

Nodes

A collection of homes connected to a single ESS (inverter/battery)

Hubs

Properties that have inverter/battery (AC)

Host-hubs

Properties that have solar panels (DC)

Hosts

Properties that have solar panels (DC)

Guests

Guests are homes connected to the grid that have neither solar, nor inverter + battery

Smart Grid Virtual Power Plant (VPP)

How It Works

Nergi’s VPP is the intelligence layer that coordinates generation, storage, and demand across all nodes in real time. It balances loads, reduces strain, and redirects power where it’s needed most—improving reliability and asset life. The aggregated pool can also participate in grid services or sell excess energy, unlocking additional revenues for operators and investor partners.

Outcomes

Prepaid Smart Meters

Our tokenless smart meters combine prepaid billing with detailed consumption data. Customers pay as they use, and operators get transparent analytics for planning, tariff design, and demand-side management

What Users Get

What Operators Get

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from rooftop solar?

Smart Nodes pool generation and storage to support many customers, then scale into mesh-grids managed by a VPP—delivering utility-grade uptime.

Yes. Add nodes as demand grows; the VPP integrates them into one energy pool.

Evaluation, engineering design, equipment procurement, implementation, commissioning, smart billing setup, onboarding/training, and ongoing O&M. 

 Through prepaid, tokenless smart meters with transparent pricing and usage data.

Yes. Mesh-grids can be supplemented by municipal supply to boost resilience.

 Standard Smart-Node packages range from ~50–250 kW inverter capacity with 100–500 kWh+ batteries; systems are tailored per site.

Nergi provides full turnkey delivery and ongoing O&M; in investor models, Nergi manages operations under a management agreement.

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Whether you're bringing power to an underserved community, electrifying a housing development, or investing in clean infrastructure — Nergi is here to make it happen.

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