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Aedis Energy Relaunches With Onsite Energy Platform

Global Macro News DeskBy Global Macro News DeskSeptember 1, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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Aedis Energy Inc., formerly Alternus Clean Energy Inc., said it is relaunching as an onsite energy platform focused on supplying commercial and industrial customers with power at their buildings and facilities. The company’s common stock is scheduled to begin trading under the ticker ADIS on the OTC Pink marketplace on Sept. 17.

The company said the change marks a move away from its legacy grid-focused operations toward distributed generation, storage and energy-management offerings intended to reduce customers’ reliance on traditional power networks.

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Aedis said it is pursuing organic growth and acquisitions to combine generation, storage and energy-management technologies tailored to individual sites. Its initial building block is EverOn Energy, a joint venture with Hover Energy in which Aedis holds a 51% controlling interest.

Through EverOn, the company is deploying Hover’s behind-the-meter microgrid system, which combines rooftop wind generation, solar energy, battery storage and AI-driven energy management. Aedis said the system incorporates Siemens hardware and management technology built on IBM WatsonX.

The company said its onsite energy platform will use a technology-agnostic approach and multiple routes to market, including Energy-as-a-Service and direct sales. It also plans to expand through controlled businesses, partnerships and targeted acquisitions, though those plans are subject to the risks described in its SEC filings.

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