Partnerships

Grow with
LIVONUS.

Energy storage is a team effort. We work with distributors, integrators, developers and installers who share our belief in considered, well-engineered energy systems.

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01Ways to partner

Four ways
to work together.

Every partnership is shaped around what you do best. Choose the one closest to your business to start the conversation.

Wrapped storage units on pallets, ready for dispatch in a distribution warehouse (concept image)

Distribution partners

For companies bringing energy products to their markets.

Collaboration focus

Market fit, portfolio selection and the support your customers need.

Discuss distribution
An engineer commissioning commercial battery cabinets in a plant room (concept image)

System integrators

For engineering firms delivering complete energy solutions.

Collaboration focus

Technical collaboration on architecture, integration and documentation.

Discuss integration
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Project developers

For teams developing solar, storage and site-specific energy projects.

Collaboration focus

Project engineering for integrated, site-specific storage systems.

Discuss a project
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Installers

For installers serving homes and businesses with solar and storage.

Collaboration focus

Residential and commercial systems planned with the site from the start.

Discuss installation

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02What partnership looks like

More than a
product relationship.

The details of every partnership are agreed together. These are the areas we focus on from the first conversation.

  • Technical collaboration

    Engineering conversations about architecture, integration and the requirements of your projects.

  • Project-based support

    Support shaped around each project — from early sizing questions to integration planning.

  • Clear documentation

    Product and project information confirmed against final documentation, so everyone works from the same facts.

  • A shared roadmap

    Open dialogue about where your market is going and how the portfolio can follow.

03The path to partnership

From first message
to growing together.

  1. Introduce

    Tell us about your business, your markets and the customers you serve.

  2. Explore fit

    We discuss the systems, applications and support that make sense for you.

  3. Define scope

    Together we agree the scope, responsibilities and the first projects or orders.

  4. Grow together

    We build on results, share what we learn and plan the next steps.

04Your first message

What to share
when you reach out.

A short, structured introduction helps us prepare a useful first conversation.

  • Your company, website and the markets you serve
  • The type of partnership you are interested in
  • The applications and customers you focus on
  • Your current solar and storage portfolio, if any
  • Expected projects, volumes or timelines, if known
Start a partner brief

Example introduction

We are a solar distributor serving installers in our region. We would like to add residential and commercial storage to our portfolio and are looking for a technical partner for the first projects this year.

05Partner questions

Good to know
before you apply.

Who can become a LIVONUS partner?

Distributors, system integrators, project developers and installers working with solar and energy storage. Tell us about your business and we will explore the fit together.

Are partnerships exclusive?

Partnership terms are agreed individually, based on the market, the scope and the responsibilities on both sides.

What information will I receive?

Product and project information is shared and confirmed against final documentation as the conversation progresses — so commitments are always based on confirmed facts.

How do I start?

Use the project brief builder, choose the partnership type that fits and send your brief directly to LIVONUS.

Let’s take the next step

Let’s build
something together.

Introduce your business and the partnership you have in mind — the first conversation starts with a short brief.