Ngenic AB (publ), an independent energy technology company, develops and sells digital solutions for the ongoing conversion of the energy system in Sweden. It offers Ngenic Tune, a smart thermostat that collects information about weather, and indoor and outdoor temperature, as well as helps to optimize heating system; and Ngenic Track, a communication unit that communicates digitally with the existing electricity and heat meter in contrast to existing third-party meters, as well as supports energy meter for electric and district heating. The company also provides FairShare, a system for the control of heating systems in properties with water-borne heat; and Gridtuner service for load control and optimization of electric or district heating network; and customized software and hardware solutions. It serves energy companies, tenant-owner associations and landlords, commercial properties, and private individuals. The company was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden.
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