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Adaptable infrastructure for resilient urban communities.
Modular energy and water infrastructure for urban districts and business parks — with optional capacity, energy trading and flexibility services.
Every solution is based on modular, technology-agnostic resource infrastructure — designed for long-term performance and adaptability.
Urban developments and business parks increasingly face grid congestion, growing demand and pressure on water infrastructure. Circl designs modular resource systems for buildings and shared facilities, combining local generation, storage, circular water solutions and intelligent controls. On business parks, optional collective capacity and flexibility services can add an operational layer where suitable.
The Resource Hub is a modular, technology-agnostic infrastructure concept: select the technologies the project needs, integrate them through defined interfaces and enable future adaptation without redesigning the entire system.
Start with physical energy and water infrastructure. Add collective operational services only where the business case calls for them.
Support new neighbourhoods and mixed-use districts through local generation, electrical and thermal storage, water treatment, water reuse and smart distribution to individual buildings and points of use.
Use the same modular infrastructure to manage local generation, shared storage and flexible loads. Where commercially and technically suitable, Circl can coordinate collective grid capacity, capacity agreements and optional energy market services.
For business parks, Circl can provide additional services on top of the Resource Hub, subject to contract arrangements, regulatory requirements and project feasibility.
Assess the feasibility of a shared transport agreement and support the participant group with coordination, capacity allocation rules and operational implementation. The GTO is agreed with the grid operator by the duly authorised group representative.
Monitor group-wide demand, forecast peaks and control designated flexible assets to operate within agreed import and export limits, with local safety controls.
Provide measurement, internal allocation, reporting and settlement workflows. Actual energy supply and market transactions require separate arrangements with appropriately authorised market parties.
Support congestion management and flexibility offerings through Circl once appropriately recognised, or through an accredited congestion service provider partner.
Circl develops and operates the energy management and capacity platform, coordinating local generation, storage and flexible demand.
Circl Impact Data can connect meters, equipment and maintenance systems to provide monitoring, reporting and lifecycle insights.
A GTO is a shared electricity transport agreement, not automatically a licence to sell or trade electricity. Collective transport arrangements, CSP participation and market settlement each require their own appropriate contractual and technical setup.
Benefits are tailored to the operating requirements and infrastructure of each project.
Coordinate local generation, storage and appropriate water reuse across multiple buildings, facilities or businesses.
Use local resources, storage and intelligent dispatch to manage demand peaks and reduce reliance on central networks.
Add, replace or reconfigure technology skids as the district grows and requirements change.
Explore shared infrastructure and lifecycle value while avoiding unnecessary duplication of equipment.
ERA prefab installation modules can connect distributed buildings and points of use to circular systems.
For suitable business parks, add GTO support, shared capacity control, transaction settlement and CSP services through an accredited role or partner.
A technology-first stack supports projects of different sizes and operational complexity.
Core technology for both applications; the business park can add an optional collective energy management and market services layer.
Illustrative engineering concept — final interfaces and requirements are project-specific.
The skid-based approach is designed around modular components and defined integration points. It enables technology upgrades and maintenance interventions while supporting the longer-term use of the surrounding infrastructure.
For business parks, shared transport capacity requires a suitable GTO agreement and group governance; energy trading and CSP services are separate optional arrangements. All solutions remain subject to technical and regulatory feasibility.
Explore the suitable Resource Hub configuration, technical requirements and commercial possibilities with Circl Technologies.