FOR BELGIAN INDUSTRIAL SITES · MAY 12 · 11:00–12:00 CEST

Multi-site logistics operators are sitting on an energy revenue opportunity.

A battery at a logistics site can earn revenue by selling energy on the market at the right moments. On May 12, we show the business case and the real Q1 results. And why this model scales across your portfolio.

Logistics Case 

Belgian multi-site operator
(turnover > €250 M)

3 MW battery + restructured contract

Logistics

Belgian multi-site logistics operator · turnover > €250 M

A multi-site Belgian logistics operator where the contract, not the asset, was the real constraint.

Situation

 

Multi-site logistics operator. Flat daytime load. Early-stage EV charging infrastructure. Existing supplier framework not flex-compatible.

Intervention

 

Battery sizing matched to the multi-site flex profile. Energy contract migrated to a flex-capable supplier. Contract stacking: day-ahead + demand response + ancillary services.

Results

 

Q1 steering running across three flex markets. Full numbers discussed live on the call.

Pattern line

 

The supplier didn’t need to build anything new. They needed to let the asset trade.

What you’ll learn

  1. What a business case that actually closes looks like and what makes one fall apart in Q1
  2. The three-layer pattern — business case × energy contract × steering
  3. Three live Belgian Q1 P&Ls opened in detail — manufacturing, logistics, retail
  4. Why the energy supplier is the critical stakeholder
  5. How to spot a battery priced at 1.5–2.5× market — and what an honest €400k/MW quote looks like

Who should attend

✓ Industrial and manufacturing plants evaluating or running a battery
✓ Logistics operators with multi-site networks and flex potential
✓ Retail chains with multi-site flat load profiles
✓ Healthcare finance and facilities teams planning the post-collective-purchasing period — context, not a dedicated case
✓ CFOs and Energy Managers holding a battery quote and unsure whether the math closes

Speakers

Alexandre Indekeu

Managing Director, AYA

Specialist in energy contract restructuring. Owns the contract-side of the integration — the layer that turns a business case into a P&L.

Antoine Delhaye

Head of Flexibility, AYA Energy

15+ years across European energy markets. Leads AYA’s BESS and flexibility advisory. Owner of the steering and trading-strategy logic behind the three cases in this session.

Full Agenda (60 min)

The recording will be delivered to all registrants.

11:00 | Welcome + the three-layer pattern: business case × contract × steering (Antoine)

11:05 | Case 1 — Belgian manufacturing site · 1 MW · FCR + Day-ahead · €11,000/month Q1 result

11:20 | Case 2 — Belgian multi-site logistics operator (turnover > €250 M) · 3 MVA battery + restructured contract

11:30 | Case 3 — leading Belgian supermarket chain, two locations

11:45 | Live Q&A with Antoine Delhaye + Alexandre Indekeu

You register once. You get three things.

full 60-minute recording

in your inbox by 16:00 CET on May 12

A one-page benchmark covering the three Q1 P&Ls

keep it, share it with your CFO

A complimentary 30-minute flex-capacity audit scoped to your site (Optional)

CFOs and Finance Directors managing energy budgets over €1M/year

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