Revolty: a young company wants to help households make better use of solar energy
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A new French company, Revolty, was founded in July 2024. Its two founders chose to work on the energy consumption of households, with a clear goal: to help people consume differently.
Revolty's project is aimed primarily at homeowners with solar panels. These households produce their own electricity, but they do not always use it when it is available. To address this problem, the company has developed a solution designed to better organise how this energy is used in families' everyday lives.
The company's idea is based on the notion of eco-consumption, meaning the way to reduce one's impact on the environment by changing one's habits. Revolty therefore wants to show users how to adapt their consumption, for example by using their electrical appliances when the sun provides the most energy.
For now, the company is still young and its development remains to be followed. This type of initiative reflects the growing interest of the French in the energy transition and in renewable energies.
Sources: ÉcoRéseau Business
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