ServiceHouse operates in the renewable energy sector, focusing on the implementation of collective solar panel projects. The company collaborates with local organizations, such as sports clubs and factories, to install solar panels on available rooftops. These projects allow community members to invest in and benefit from sustainable energy solutions, even if they cannot install solar panels on their own properties. ServiceHouse primarily serves residential clients and local businesses within the Netherlands, aiming to make renewable energy accessible and affordable for everyone.

The business model revolves around partnerships with local entities that provide rooftop space for solar installations. ServiceHouse manages the installation, maintenance, and operation of these solar panels. Revenue is generated through the sale of electricity produced by the solar panels to the grid and to participating community members. Additionally, ServiceHouse may receive subsidies or incentives from government programs promoting renewable energy.

ServiceHouse's market includes environmentally conscious consumers, local businesses, and organizations looking to reduce their carbon footprint and energy costs. By leveraging collective investment and shared resources, the company makes it feasible for a broader audience to participate in the transition to sustainable energy.

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