Aedis Energy Rebrands for Onsite Energy Solutions

NEW YORK, Sept. 01, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Aedis Energy, formerly known as Alternus Clean Energy, has officially unveiled its new corporate identity and strategic direction, marking a significant shift toward onsite energy generation. The company, now trading under the ticker symbol ADIS on the OTC Pink marketplace, has rebranded to reflect its focus on providing reliable power directly to commercial and industrial (C&I) customers.

The name Aedis, derived from the Latin word for “house” or “temple of power,” symbolizes the company’s commitment to housing a diverse portfolio of energy technologies. Vincent Browne, CEO of Aedis Energy, emphasized that this transformation is more than a name change; it represents a fundamental shift in the company’s approach to addressing the critical energy needs of businesses.

“This transition comes at a pivotal time for the global energy market,” Browne stated. “As demand for electricity continues to rise, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence, data centers, and broader electrification, businesses are facing growing challenges in securing reliable and cost-effective power. Aedis is uniquely positioned to provide solutions that enhance energy independence and reliability for our customers.”

Aedis is deploying innovative onsite energy solutions that can significantly reduce reliance on the traditional power grid. These solutions are designed to provide greater energy independence, reliability, and long-term cost certainty for C&I customers. The company aims to address the growing issue of grid congestion and aging infrastructure, which makes it increasingly difficult for businesses to secure the power they need at a cost they can afford.

One of Aedis’s key initiatives is its partnership with Hover Energy through the joint venture EverOn Energy. Aedis holds a 51% controlling interest in this venture, which is deploying Hover’s patented Wind-Powered MicrogridTM. This integrated system combines rooftop wind generation, solar energy, battery storage, and AI-driven energy management to provide a behind-the-meter solution for commercial and industrial buildings. The microgrid incorporates Siemens hardware managed by an agentic AI built on IBM WatsonX technology, designed to optimize energy generation and management at client sites.

Aedis is pursuing a dual growth strategy, focusing on both organic expansion and targeted acquisitions. The company is building a scalable platform by integrating innovative generation, storage, and energy management technologies. This approach allows Aedis to adapt and integrate the most effective technologies through its controlled businesses, strategic partnerships, and targeted acquisitions. Aedis’s strategy is technology agnostic, enabling the company to provide tailored solutions to meet the unique needs of each site.

“Being technology agnostic allows us to partner with leading companies and integrate the most effective technologies,” Browne explained. “This gives our customers a practical route to more resilient onsite power and provides Aedis with multiple avenues for scalable growth.”

Aedis Energy’s vision is to become a leading provider of onsite energy solutions, leveraging its technology-agnostic approach to meet the evolving energy demands of its customers. The company’s forward-looking strategy positions it at the forefront of the growing segment of the energy market, driven by the shift from grid to local generation.

By focusing on technology integration and multiple routes to market, including Energy-as-a-Service and direct sales, Aedis aims to expand its platform and generate long-term contracted revenues. The company’s forward-looking statements highlight the potential for significant growth and the ability to compete effectively in the onsite energy market.