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In 2015, Bettergy, formerly known as Vatia, became one of the twelve cleantech initiatives awarded and supported by the European Union to transform the energy sector on the continent. We were guided by three key principles: digitalization, which we implemented through our EnergySequence platform; decentralization of the sector, executed via Distributed Generation programs for large end customers or through aggregators (such as utilities, partners, and banks); and decarbonization, achieved through significant Energy Efficiency projects for industrial and commercial clients, as well as public entities. As Delegated Subjects, we guaranteed the reduction of carbon footprint and energy costs.
Since then, independent of bubbles or short-term thinking, we have designed a genuine approach based on pillars that ensure the long-term sustainability of our company. Our team, where integrity and customer care come first, works tirelessly to provide innovative solutions, enabling the growth of the company, its employees, and our clients spanning across four continents and twelve countries. We take pride in extending this journey to other regions and advising major clients and international financial institutions, all with the shared goal of creating a better world filled with growth opportunities, detached from fossil fuel consumption.
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We were born as a global company, and as such, our team works to ensure that our solutions can be applied anywhere in the world.
In recent years, we have developed projects in different parts of the world, across four different continents (Australia, Ireland, Indonesia, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Costa Rica). It is our intention to continue growing and establishing ourselves internationally as a global company.
Our principles remain steadfast, and we seek partners and allies in each of the countries where we are expanding our work. We aim to engage with countries where energy savings, sustainability, and the control and intelligence of energy data are of concern, and where these challenges are seen as opportunities for future growth.