About us

OnSite Power – supplier of independent sources of electricity and heat

OnSite Power is the largest operator of small and medium-sized power plants in the Czech Republic. The company has been operating on the Czech market as a professional supplier of independent sources of electricity and heat since 2011.

Via the equipment it delivers, OnSite Power offers buildings partial or full energy independence without any initial investment by the customer, with a self-supporting operational financial model and guaranteed price of energy and heat. At a time of ever-increasing energy prices, these facts could offer clients of OnSite Power an absolutely fundamental competitive advantage.

OnSite Power in figures

OnSite Power is managed by a Czech management team and fully financed using Czech capital. Since 2011, we have installed almost 100 micro power plants in 60 locations. The total level of investment in 2017 reached the level of a quarter of a billion Czech crowns. Annual savings by clients of OnSite Power in the same year were in excess of 90 million crowns. We want to double this volume by 2020.

Our equipment produces more than 40 GWh of electricity and 65 GWh of heat per year.

A simple business model. And significantly cheaper electricity and heat.

OnSite Power is a supplier of electricity and heat produced from natural gas with the aid of modern cogeneration technologies. It supplies its clients with the aid of its own equipment – micro power plants. The micro power plants are permanently connected to a monitoring centre which controls and optimises their operation remotely. Uninterrupted operation is ensured by a network of service centres throughout the whole of the Czech Republic.

Thanks to these technologies, OnSite Power is able to reduce the price of energy and heat consumed by 15 – 30%. The consumer only pays for the energy and heat they actually use. They do not pay any flat fees. The micro power station remains the property of OnSite Power for the whole period of its operation. Financing of its acquisition and costs for its operation is based on sale of unused excess energy to the distribution network, use of “green bonuses” and economies of scale.