As 2025 begins, we proudly celebrate a decade of innovation: Fusebox turns 10!
Reflecting on our journey, CEO Tarvo shares: “When we started Fusebox, we knew the energy industry needed change—but we couldn’t have predicted how fast things would evolve. Today, I’m incredibly proud of the team and the impact we’ve made. We’ve helped businesses become more flexible and resilient while driving the clean energy transition. The next decade is full of opportunities, and we’re ready to lead the way.”
Our story is one of constant growth and innovation. From pioneering demand response programs to launching our Virtual Power Plant platform, Fusebox has empowered businesses to manage energy smarter and support the grid. We’ve expanded across Europe, formed key partnerships, and introduced cutting-edge solutions like EMS-as-a-Service.
Explore our milestones in the timeline below and join us as we continue shaping the future of energy flexibility.
Fusebox timeline
Tarvo founds Fusebox to help businesses monetize their energy flexibility, starting with manual demand response services for asset owners.
Fusebox launches its first automated demand response solution and mFRR service.
Fusebox becomes the largest demand response provider in the Baltics.
Fusebox tests and integrates over 50 different demand response asset types.
Fusebox integrates with TSOs in Estonia, Finland, Sweden, and Lithuania, launching FCR and FFR services.
Fusebox introduces its new VPP-as-a-Service business model.
Fusebox launches EMS-as-a-Service for hybrid sites with local production, storage, and consumption.
Fusebox acquires 10 major power utility customers across Europe.
Fusebox expands to 13 countries, offering advanced Energy Management System (EMS) and Virtual Power Plant (VPP) solutions to help energy companies access ancillary markets.
Fusebox has successfully saved 2,572 tons of CO₂ through its mFRR product by the end of 2024, driving real impact toward a cleaner, more sustainable energy future.
Fusebox celebrates 10 years of driving energy flexibility and innovation.
Integrating the capacity (MW) service and its associated revenue stream into Fusebox’s VPP SaaS platform.
Develop cross-market capabilities for greater technical flexibility in optimization.
