March 16, 2017 Swedish utility customer engagement startup Eliq expands its Scandinavian footprint with Norwegian utility partner Gudbrandsdal Energi. Gothenburg, Sweden (March 16th, 2017) – The Swedish customer engagement startup Eliq supplies an energy engagement app for the energy industry, allowing utilities to deploy a smart way of tracking and managing in-home energy consumption to its residential customers. The company entered the Norwegian market in partnership with Eidsiva Energi: another utility, offering its solution with a home automation system from LifeSmart. Now, Gudbrandsdal Energi releases a comprehensive energy management and home automation offer, powered by Eliq’s real-time energy management mobile app and LifeSmart’s home automation devices, to its customers. The solution empowers consumers to track and control their energy consumption and heating remotely in real-time, providing comfort, convenience and generating substantial savings. Gudbrandsdal Energi has enjoyed the market’s highest customer satisfaction score for the past six years straight and intends to further strengthen its brand and grow its market share with the Eliq solution. “At Gudbrandsdal Energi, we believe that it is the utility’s job to help the customer to manage their energy consumption. Eliq’s solution has enabled us to offer our customers smart devices and a simple, beautiful energy management app, which we expect to drive engagement.” – Thomas Mathisen, CMO, Gudbrandsdal Energi In February, 2017, Eliq’s Customer Engagement App was honored at the Smart Energy Europe & Future Utility conference in London, UK, as winner of the prestigious 2017 Energy Monitoring Award, for its user-centric energy engagement app and artificial intelligence algorithms. “We are excited about the partnership with Gudbrandsdal Energi and our continued growth in Norway, cementing our position as market leader on the progressive Scandinavian market.” – Håkan Ludvigson, CEO, Eliq Similar Posts:Press Release: Eliq Wins Energy Monitoring Solution Award Swedish Multi-Utility Mölndal partners with Eliq Eliq funded by the Norwegian Energy Agency Previous Next