Zendure Unveils AI-Powered Home Energy Management System at Intersolar Europe

May 9, 2025
Zendure has launched its ZENKI AI-Powered Home Energy Management System at Intersolar Europe 2025, aiming to enhance household energy efficiency with advanced AI technology.

Zendure has launched its ZENKI AI-Powered Home Energy Management System (HEMS) at Intersolar Europe 2025, announced in a press release. The system aims to revolutionize household energy efficiency by leveraging advanced AI algorithms for energy prediction, scheduling, and optimization.

ZENKI's intelligent platform allows users to manage energy production, storage, and consumption dynamically, potentially saving up to 42% on energy costs. It provides real-time access to dynamic pricing from over 700 electricity suppliers across 32 European markets, enabling users to optimize energy usage through various modes, including Auto Mode, Expert Mode, and ZENKI Mode.

The system also features AI-driven forecasting, offering real-time 24-hour predictions for solar power generation, household energy demand, and battery performance. This is achieved through advanced analysis of historical data, weather conditions, and user behavior, empowering households to optimize energy consumption and reduce waste.

ZENKI supports intelligent scheduling with smart CT and meter readers, efficiently managing energy storage devices to power entire homes. It offers flexibility with six expandable storage units and ensures data security with encrypted local and cloud-based performance.

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