Berlin, 28 April 2025 - Big news from team terralayr: Mikko Preuß appointed Chief Commercial Officer of terralayr
We are happy to announce that Mikko Preuß has been promoted to Chief Commercial Officer!
Mikko has been part of terralayr since day one, playing a pivotal role in building the company from the ground up. From defining our proprietary flexibility offtake platform to establishing key partnerships, acquiring our first customers, and scaling commercial operations — his contributions have been central to our growth and innovation.
“Mikko has been instrumental in driving our offtaker relationships and helping terralayr rapidly become one of the leading flexibility platforms in Germany. His deep market understanding, strategic mindset, and tireless commitment have been critical in building trust with key partners and scaling our commercial operations”, says Philipp Man, CEO & Founder.
With over a decade of experience in the energy sector — spanning corporates, strategy consulting, and investment firms — Mikko brings a unique blend of strategic insight, deep industry knowledge, and unwavering dedication to delivering exceptional value to our clients and partners.
We’re thrilled to have him lead our commercial strategy as we enter the next phase of growth and continue to scale energy flexibility.
About terralayr
terralayr is a fully integrated energy flexibility provider. terralayr addresses the massive global need for energy storage by aggregating its own as well as third-party battery storage assets. A cloud-like software platform makes energy flexibility accessible ‘as-a-service’ to many customer groups, including power producers, grid operators and large consumers of power, such as data centers. terralayr develops and operates a portfolio of its own battery storage assets, with currently two assets operational, several assets in construction and a total development pipeline of over 5 GW in Germany. The company’s leadership team is composed of industry experts with previous positions in companies such as Siemens, Deutsche Bank, RWE, BCG, Fluence, dare, Next Kraftwerke, Limejump, and Pexapark.