The evolution of FreeState in the changing energy future
From the first engineering and infrastructure projects to intelligent energy systems: The history of FreeState is closely linked to the transformation of solar energy.
From global change to local energy future
The development of FreeState is closely linked to the global transformation of the energy system. For more than a decade, photovoltaics has been changing the way energy is generated, stored and used.
FreeState is part of this development and is working to build a decentralized energy infrastructure on buildings – local, sustainable and economically sensible.
Suitable models for different requirements
FreeState develops photovoltaic and energy systems for households, businesses and public institutions – with flexible models for various needs.
Founding of Telemiiva GmbH
Ivan Miric founded Telemiiva GmbH as an engineering and planning office. The focus was on technical planning, infrastructure projects, building technology and energy efficiency.
First photovoltaic projects
With the growth of the solar industry, the company began to focus more intensively on photovoltaic projects. Solar systems became increasingly economically attractive.
Battery storage and self-consumption
Modern lithium battery storage systems opened up new possibilities for self-consumption, energy storage and smarter use of solar power.
Technological progress
Increasing module efficiency, falling costs, smart energy systems and digitalization made photovoltaics the most economical energy source for buildings.
The new solar era
Rising energy prices, growing sustainability awareness and the energy crisis in Europe accelerated the expansion of renewable energies. Buildings increasingly became decentralized energy producers.
Founding of Telemiiva GmbH
Ivan Miric founded Telemiiva GmbH as an engineering and planning office. The focus was on technical planning, infrastructure projects, building technology and energy efficiency.
First photovoltaic projects
With the growth of the solar industry, the company began to focus more intensively on photovoltaic projects. Solar systems became increasingly economically attractive.
Battery storage and self-consumption
Modern lithium battery storage systems opened up new possibilities for self-consumption, energy storage and smarter use of solar power.
Technological progress
Increasing module efficiency, falling costs, smart energy systems and digitalization made photovoltaics the most economical energy source for buildings.
The new solar era
Rising energy prices, growing sustainability awareness and the energy crisis in Europe accelerated the expansion of renewable energies. Buildings increasingly became decentralized energy producers.
The founding of FreeState AG
From experience, technology and a clear vision for the future, a new company was created with full focus on decentralized energy systems.
From the long-standing experience of Telemiiva GmbH, FreeState AG was founded in 2024. The company focuses entirely on photovoltaic projects, energy systems, battery storage, digital energy solutions and innovative business models for solar energy. The name FreeState stands for a clear vision: a future in which buildings increasingly produce their own energy and become more independent from the traditional energy system.
The future of energy is decentralized
Buildings will not only consume energy, but produce, store and intelligently control it themselves.
FreeState is working on next-generation energy systems – with photovoltaics, battery storage, smart home integration, electromobility, AI-powered energy management and digital energy platforms. These technologies enable a new form of energy supply: local, sustainable and independent.
Millions of roofs as power plants of the future
FreeState is working to create an energy future in which millions of buildings become small power plants.
Roofs of residential buildings, industrial buildings, schools, municipalities and public institutions offer enormous potential for clean energy production. Our goal is to harness this potential and make solar energy accessible to as many people as possible.