Samsung will supply its appliances for Brobyholm residences and provided SmartThings Energy so users can control their energy use.

Appliances include refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers, washers, and dryers. Samsung says these will all sync to SmartThings Energy to control monitor, and save energy.

“Our goal is to create seamless connectivity that helps consumers easily manage their homes and save energy at the same time,” said Samsung executive vice president and head of the service biz group digital appliances business Chan Woo Park.

Together with photovoltaics (PV) energy production & energy storage system (ESS) which is currently under development by real estate company S. Property Group, each home will aim to maximise energy efficiency.

Building on its partnership with ABB in 2022, Samsung will integrate SmartThings Energy with ABB’s automation solution ABB-free@home.

Homes in Brobyholm will be capable of connecting appliances and devices to a centralised system that automatically energy, time, and cost.

And with just a few simple clicks on the SmartThings mobile application, homeowners will have access and control over the energy consumption within their homes.

The smart home opened as a model home for visitors and future residents of Brobyholm last 9 November.

Upon completion of the first 500 homes in 2025, more smart and energy efficient homes are expected to fill up the development.

S. Property Group plans to expand them at Brobyholm by up to 2000 homes by 2028.