A uniquely positioned platform capturing regulated demand through proprietary customer access in Europe's largest heating market.
European and German law requires the replacement of 15+ million fossil heating systems, creating unprecedented structural demand in the continent's largest residential heating market.
Direct access to qualified customers through acquired maintenance contract portfolios, eliminating traditional customer acquisition costs and sales cycles.
Highly fragmented market of thousands of undercapitalized installers creates a compelling roll-up opportunity with significant operational leverage.
Organic conversion rates of 8–15% annually from existing contract base deliver predictable revenue without incremental marketing spend.
Clear multiple expansion trajectory as platform scales, with strong appeal to infrastructure funds and strategic acquirers targeting energy transition assets.
Germany's residential heating sector presents a rare combination of regulatory mandate, massive installed base, and execution vacuum.
Heating units requiring replacement in Germany alone under current regulation
Small-scale SHK companies lacking capital, technology, and subsidy expertise
EU and national climate directives mandate accelerated heat pump adoption, yet no scalable platform exists to execute this transition efficiently. Most installers operate below 50 conversions annually.


We purchase long-term maintenance agreements with fossil-heating customers, securing privileged conversion access without legacy operational complexity.
Engineering standards, procurement scale, and subsidy navigation are centralized, driving margin expansion and execution consistency across all regions.
Local installation units remain replaceable and operationally flexible, ensuring capital efficiency and scalability without geographic risk concentration.
Proprietary algorithms identify optimal conversion timing, customer fit, and subsidy eligibility, maximizing yield from the contract base.
Our acquisition strategy prioritizes durable customer relationships over physical assets or personnel, ensuring defensibility and scalability.
Long-term service agreements with fossil-heating customers represent the core value. These contracts provide:
Complementary elements that enable immediate operational continuity:
Execution capacity is commoditized and replaceable. Customer access through binding contracts and proprietary data is not. This distinction defines our moat.
Attractive gross margins combined with high annual conversion rates from the contract base create a compelling cash-generative model with downside protection.
€28,000 – €32,000 per heat pump installation, including equipment, labor, and ancillary services
€4,500 – €6,000 after direct costs, driven by centralized procurement and engineering efficiency
8% – 15% of maintenance contract base converts annually, driven by regulation, aging systems, and subsidy timing
Base maintenance contracts generate predictable annual fees with minimal churn, providing cash flow stability independent of conversion velocity.

Navigating EU and German subsidy programs, building codes, and environmental compliance requires specialized expertise. Our centralized platform maintains continuously updated regulatory playbooks, creating a steep learning curve for new entrants.
Multi-year maintenance relationships with homeowners create switching costs and behavioral inertia. Customers default to their existing service provider when replacement becomes necessary, particularly for high-value capital decisions.
Volume purchasing agreements with equipment manufacturers and standardized technical specifications drive margin advantages unattainable by fragmented local competitors operating below scale.
We are building the only institutionally backed, data-driven operating platform in Germany's regulated heat-transition market. First-mover advantage in platform infrastructure is defensible and compounds over time.
We deploy disciplined acquisition criteria designed to maximize contract quality, operational fit, and conversion upside while minimizing integration risk.
Target companies must maintain at least 400 active maintenance contracts, ensuring sufficient conversion pipeline and operational density to justify platform integration.
Annual contract attrition must be below 4%, indicating high service quality and strong customer relationships that will persist post-acquisition.
Minimum 70% fossil-fuel heating systems in the contract base, maximizing the addressable conversion opportunity under regulatory mandates.
Business must function independently of the owner, with documented processes and non-founder-dependent customer relationships to ensure seamless transition.
Pricing based on blended EBITDA multiple for maintenance revenue, plus explicit valuation of conversion pipeline using discounted cash flow on projected heat pump installations.
A specialized entity architecture optimizes intellectual property protection, capital efficiency, and operational flexibility while enabling institutional exit optionality.
Centralizes all proprietary technology, conversion algorithms, regulatory playbooks, and customer data. Houses core platform intelligence and subsidy expertise. Licenses IP to operating entities.
Holds all customer maintenance agreements and associated data. Structured for long-term value capture and institutional ownership. Provides privileged conversion access to execution layer.
Manages vendor relationships, equipment purchasing, technical standards, and quality control. Drives margin expansion through scale and operational excellence across all installations.
Regional execution units focused solely on installation and service delivery. Remain asset-light, replaceable, and geographically distributed. Minimize capital intensity and operational risk concentration.
Modular architecture creates defensible competitive advantages through centralized intelligence and distributed execution
The diagram illustrates how the four core platform components are intricately linked, creating a robust system that maximizes value and operational efficiency:
This integrated architecture fosters network effects where each component strengthens the others, leading to significant operational leverage and a defensible competitive advantage.
The platform delivers quantifiable environmental impact fully aligned with EU climate priorities and institutional ESG mandates, while creating positive social outcomes.
Each heat pump conversion eliminates 3–5 tons of CO₂ annually, with transparent reporting and verification enabling impact-linked financing structures.
Accelerates Europe's transition away from fossil fuel imports, directly contributing to strategic energy security objectives and reducing geopolitical vulnerability.
Professionalizes fragmented skilled trades through training, technology, and stable employment, addressing critical workforce shortages in the energy transition.
Fully compliant with EU Taxonomy, Green Deal objectives, and national climate frameworks, ensuring eligibility for green financing and institutional capital.

Building Europe's Leading Heat-Transition Operating Platform