Steddion's EMS comparison tool and Energy Property Configurator

Businesses with property face the question of what to do about energy, and which supplier fits. Steddion wanted to make that first exploration possible online. And to follow up properly on the requests it brings in.

The EPC Energy Property Configurator starts with an intake of about a minute: what type of building do you have, and which consumption profile fits it? Then your building appears in 3D in the middle of the screen, with the grid connection and the sun alongside. Under 'My situation' you use sliders and switches to set your contracted capacity, feed-in, block power and solar panels. Or you upload your own quarter-hourly data.

Under 'New energy demand' you add extra power demand and charging needs, for cars, vans and trucks, and see your expected consumption over a full day, on a sunny summer day and on a dark winter day. Under 'Solutions' you place solar PV and battery storage on your building, or let Steddion propose a solution. Meanwhile a bar along the bottom keeps track of your peak demand and annual consumption, and with the solutions also your self-sufficiency and the CO₂ you avoid. At the end, everything comes together in a summary. Log in and you save your projects, email simulations to yourself and share reports with your team.

The EMS comparison tool helps you find energy management system suppliers that suit your situation. First the tool briefly explains what an EMS does. Then you answer two questions: which sector you work in, production, logistics or transport, and which installations are there or on the way, from battery, solar power and charging points to generator, CHP, wind and heat storage. You get a selection of matching suppliers, filter further by features and services and request contact straight away.

Both tools are set up as lead funnels and integrated with HubSpot. Requests land straight in the CRM, so the team can follow up right away.

Steddion helps property developers, managers, tenants, investors and builders with their energy. From analysis and advice to generation, battery storage, charging infrastructure and management. That is a lot, and it had to come across as clear and reliable.

We established the Steddion brand and designed the website in Webflow, in deep purple with yellow as the accent, in Dutch and English. The five solutions run from analysing and advising through investing, developing and managing to optimising and growing. On top of that, every audience has its own page: property developers, property managers, tenants and users, investors and owners, and builders. A property manager finds their answer as quickly as an investor does.

Projects show how that works out in practice, and from the menu you step straight through to the online tools: the EMS comparison tool and the Energy Property Configurator.

For the Energy Insights knowledge base we built a scraper that collects themes and market developments in real time. That keeps the knowledge base fed with what is happening in the market. Visitors search articles, podcasts and videos and filter by news, projects, blogs and videos. FAQs and pages for events and masterclasses complete it.

For targeted campaigns we made landing pages. Steddion Asset Care puts the Basis, Premium and Ultimate service packages side by side, for batteries, chargers or both, with a HubSpot form alongside. And for transport companies that have ordered e-trucks, there is a page that shows in four steps how they get a working charging hub within three months, with a request form that asks straight away how many trucks are coming. We also made videos.