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For most of the power system's history, flexibility came from large industrial assets. That is changing. Electric vehicles, home batteries, solar panels, heat pumps and chargers are bringing flexibility into millions of homes. As these technologies become more common, households are becoming active participants in the energy system. The challenge is no longer simply supplying electricity. It is helping customers optimize how they use it, while building the foundation for a more flexible energy system. Unlocking flexibility requires more than connected devices. It requires connected homes, interoperable ecosystems and the ability to coordinate assets as part of a system. For Tibber, connected devices help customers save money, earn rewards, and get more value from the technologies they already own. For Enode, they are the foundation for residential energy flexibility. Together, Tibber and Enode are helping build a future where homes are not only consumers of electricity, but active participants in the next grid.

SMA, a leading provider of solar solutions, partners with Enode to help energy companies connect and optimize SMA assets through a single, reliable integration. As households adopt more distributed energy resources, including solar panels, home batteries, electric vehicles and heat pumps, energy companies need reliable ways to connect these assets and deliver seamless customer experiences. Through this partnership, energy retailers, utilities and energy platforms using Enode, can integrate SMA-connected assets into energy products and flexibility programs without building and maintaining their own integration.

Once your asset base grows, finding the right assets to investigate becomes hard. A customer asked us a simple question: “Can I get a list of all BMW vehicles with an active intervention? We want to reach out to those users directly.” It sounds straightforward. But getting to that list meant either querying the data internally or asking our support team to pull it and export it. What should have taken ten seconds took days of back-and-forth. Asset overview is built for this exact moment.

Connected, flexible energy systems depend on interoperability between retailers, hardware manufacturers, and the partners that orchestrate them. Each plays a role in making these products work. Ostrom brings these pieces together at scale through its dynamic tariff and NeoGrid VPP, connecting devices directly into the core energy product. Over the past year, the company has nearly doubled its connected device base to tens of thousands of electrical vehicle (EV) chargers, batteries, and solar systems. Battery connections alone have grown by around 200 percent year over year. As Ostrom expands its connected offering, partners like go-e are seeing equally impressive growth, with their devices reaching more engaged customers through the ecosystem.

Indra Renewable Technologies, a UK-based smart energy technology company founded in 2013 and headquartered in Malvern, Worcestershire, is working with Enode to make its chargers available within the energy apps and services that retailers offer to their customers. The company specializes in intelligent EV charging and has been an early driver of bidirectional charging, showing how EVs can support both households and the wider energy system. Through this partnership, Indra chargers can be connected into energy apps and flexibility programs powered by Enode. This allows Indra owners to connect their chargers to their energy provider’s app and access smart charging features without any additional setup.

The most valuable EV charging optimizations don't just manage when charging occurs, they also control how fast an EV charges. Set Charge Rate Limit is in Beta and available for the following charger brands: ChargeAmps, Easee, Garo, go-e, Keba, and Zaptec. Full Sandbox support and a Dashboard Asset View are also included. Support for additional charger brands is being added over time. If your users have linked a vehicle and charger, you'll be able to control the charge rate via the Vehicle API.

If Q4 was about launching Flex, Q1 has been about scaling with customers and partners. As more energy retailers move from early pilots to operational programs, the focus is shifting. It is less about whether flexibility works, and more about how to run programs reliably across growing portfolios of devices and markets. This quarter reflects that shift.

Across the Netherlands, electric vehicle (EV) adoption is moving from early growth to mainstream. For energy retailers, that shift is changing what customers expect from their energy provider. What began as EV-specific tariffs is evolving into offers that include a home charger, app-based smart charging, and flexibility programs designed to optimize renewable energy use and support grid stability. Now, EV charging optimization is becoming part of the core energy proposition, not an add-on. As expectations rise, EV charging needs to be reliable, easy to manage in the same app customers already use for their energy management, and delivered as part of a cohesive customer experience. That is why we are partnering with Peblar.

ENGIE, a global energy player serving 19 million residential contracts worldwide, is partnering with Enode to scale residential flexibility for its energy retail portfolio in Belgium, France and the Netherlands. As electrification accelerates and more customers adopt electrical vehicles (EVs), home chargers, and other home energy technologies, consumer flexibility is becoming a strategic lever to both improve the customer proposition and unlock new operational value. This partnership reflects a broader shift across European energy retail. Consumer flexibility is becoming a core capability, not an experiment, and requires platforms built for reliability, governance, and growth.

Energy retailers are moving from experimentation to long-term decisions about residential flexibility. Today, flexibility needs to operate as part of day-to-day business, not as a side initiative. SAP sees that shift clearly. That’s why SAP has chosen Enode to enable SAP Distributed Energy Resources, a solution supporting residential distributed energy resource (DER) flexibility within SAP environments. The partnership brings Enode’s full product capabilities into the SAP ecosystem, allowing utilities to manage residential flexibility with the same operational discipline they apply to the rest of their business.

The Enode API now includes an imageUrl for all vehicle objects. Every supported model comes with a studio-quality image, served through a global CDN with flexible sizing, format, and compression options — ready to display in your app.

Energy retail is entering a phase where long-term decisions start to take hold. Across Europe, retailers face the same underlying tension. Customer expectations are rising, market shares are becoming more fluid, and value is increasingly tied to how well consumption can be steered, not just supplied. Based on what we see across markets, customers, and partners, we have identified five trends that will shape how energy retail evolves in the year ahead.

Home energy is changing fast. As the economy electrifies, rising electricity demand from EVs, heat pumps and other connected devices, puts more pressure on the grid. At the same time, these devices are increasingly smart and controllable. EnBW set out to simplify energy by focusing on four core capabilities: seamless connectivity, clear visualization, intelligent optimization and control when it’s needed. That vision comes to life in EnBW Mavi, EnBW’s home energy experience that brings e-mobility both at home and away from home, local consumption and generation, and cost transparency together in one place. The guiding principle is simple: provide customers with full transparency and control over their energy consumption, as simply for them as possible.

Over the past decade, electric mobility has gone from niche to mainstream. Millions of drivers have made the switch to electric, supported by an expanding network of home chargers that make charging simple and convenient. But as adoption accelerates, something new is happening. The focus is shifting from access to intelligence. We spoke with our partner, myenergi, about how the EV charging industry has evolved, and how collaboration with Enode is shaping what comes next.

2025 was a big year for Enode. We partnered with more OEMs and energy companies than ever before. Customers launched services that are now live with millions of users. We shipped major new products. The team grew. And in November, we passed 500,000 connected energy devices on the platform. What matters most to us is how these things connect. Each partnership, product launch, and customer rollout moved us closer to the same goal we’ve been working toward from the start: making energy systems easier to build, easier to scale, and ready for flexibility.

Sungrow is a global leader in solar and storage energy solutions, powering millions of homes with reliable, high-performance devices that produce clean energy. Now, together with Enode, they’re making it easier for households everywhere to connect, optimize, and take control of their energy. Through this partnership, Sungrow enables customers to connect their solar and storage devices to their preferred energy management apps. This gives them access to competitive tariffs and smart features that help optimize energy use and lower bills.

The Netherlands is one of Europe’s fastest-growing EV markets. Over 35% of new vehicles are now electric, and most charging happens at home. This convenience is also a challenge: unmanaged home charging can increase peak electricity demand, driving higher costs across the grid. For Essent, this is more than a technical grid issue, it’s a once-in-a-decade customer opportunity. Whoever makes smart charging effortless for mainstream consumers will shape the next decade of residential energy. Partnering with Enode gave Essent seamless access to over 60 EV and charger brands, allowing its teams to focus on proposition design and the customer experience instead of managing API integrations.

When we started Enode, we believed that connecting and optimising energy devices could meaningfully improve how the energy system works. Retailers have connected thousands of devices through Enode, but turning that potential into real flexibility has been a challenge. Flex changes that by giving teams one place to understand, shape and operate their flexible load. It’s a practical step toward using everyday devices to support a renewable grid.

Product at Enode sits at the centre of how we build. It’s about understanding complex systems, solving hard problems with clarity and making things feel simple for the people who use our platform. In this edition of Behind the Circuit, we speak with Julien Rizzo, Senior Product Manager for EV charging, about his path from fintech to energy, why the connectivity layer is so important and how he thinks about building both products and processes that last.

Enode and BMW Group have entered a partnership to enable a fully supported integration for BMW and MINI vehicles. The collaboration enables a high-quality, reliable connection that gives drivers access to the energy apps and services they rely on to manage charging and make the most of renewable energy.

Half a million energy devices now connect through Enode’s platform, forming one of the largest residential energy networks in the world. This milestone marks real progress toward a more connected, flexible energy system. This milestone is a reflection of the people, technology and partnerships powering the energy transition.

Growatt is one of the world’s leading providers of solar inverters and energy storage systems, with millions of devices installed in more than 180 countries. Together with Enode, Growatt is taking the next step in its journey. Through this partnership, Growatt devices become instantly compatible with Enode’s ecosystem of more than 100 energy apps and services. This makes it easier for households everywhere to connect their solar and storage systems to the tools that help them manage energy use, reduce costs and increase self-sufficiency.

Across the globe, home energy management systems are evolving fast. Solar panels are becoming a standard feature on many homes. Batteries are becoming popular additions to Solar panels as net metering is phased out, self-consumption is increasing its value and storage prices per kwh have fallen significantly in recent years, making batteries an increasingly attractive investment. For many households, that means their home has quietly become a small power plant: generating, storing, and consuming energy in ways that weren’t possible a few years ago. But as homes get smarter, they’re also getting more complex. Each inverter, battery, and meter reports its own version of the truth. Consumers are left piecing together numbers that never quite match, while manufacturers and energy retailers field questions they shouldn’t have to answer. We built the HEM System to change that.

If Q2 was about momentum, Q3 was about maturity. Across the industry, the infrastructure that enables energy flexibility is coming into place, and it’s shaping everything we build at Enode. This quarter, we focused on giving our customers more control and visibility across their programs, while strengthening the partnerships that make a truly interoperable energy system possible. Here’s what we’ve been up to in the last three months.

At Enode, we're not just writing code. We’re shaping the infrastructure for a zero-carbon energy system. From maintaining millions of EV and charger connections to building the systems that make flexibility possible, his work sits at the core of Enode’s platform. Meet Irvel Nduva, Senior Software Engineer on our EV Charging team. In this edition of Behind the Circuit, we talk about his path to Enode, the culture of quality that defines our engineering team, and what it’s like to solve some of the toughest challenges in energy.

On September 12, 2025, the EU Data Act became fully applicable across the EU. Over the past weeks, we’ve explored the regulation in detail: what it covers, what it means in practice, and how energy companies can go beyond compliance to create real value. Now we’ve brought those insights together into one comprehensive report: The EU Data Act: what it means for the energy industry.

SolaX Power is a leading global provider of solar energy storage solutions. Founded in 2012, the company has grown to serve customers in more than 110 countries, backed by a strong focus on research, innovation and quality. Their devices are helping millions of households generate, store and manage renewable energy more effectively. Now, through a new partnership with Enode, SolaX is making its PV inverters and batteries instantly compatible with the leading ecosystem of smart energy apps. This gives consumers more choice, more flexibility and more value from their energy devices.

At Enode, marketing isn’t just about telling stories. It’s about shaping how an entire industry sees itself. Mikaela Sievertz leads Marketing at Enode, where she’s helping define a new category and build a brand that stands out in climate tech. From Klarna to Tink to Enode, her journey spans two unicorns, multiple hypergrowth phases, and a career shaped by curiosity, clarity, and impact. In this edition of Behind the Circuit, we talk to Mikaela about her path to Enode, how her team operates, and what it takes to do great marketing in a company that’s moving fast and building something new.

Founded in Stockholm in 2012, Charge Amps has grown from a pioneer in sustainable charging solutions to one of the leading EV charger manufacturers in the Nordics. All Charge Amps products are proudly manufactured in Sweden, with sustainability at the center of every step - from designing chargers with recycled materials to helping drivers power up with renewable energy. Following this success, Charge Amps is committed to growing further and engaging with new customers along the way and we’re excited to partner with Charge Amps to take their mission further.

Europe’s solar and storage market is entering a new phase. Growth is spreading across more countries, and consumers are demanding more than efficient hardware. Home Energy Management (HEM) apps are becoming decisive in consumer choice. Our latest whitepaper explores how manufacturers can succeed in this new landscape. It looks at the strategies they are considering and shares new survey insights from leading manufacturers, including why 90% see HEM apps as essential to future sales and why most believe their own apps still fall short today.

Today, the EU Data Act becomes fully applicable across the EU. For device manufacturers, energy apps and aggregators, this marks a significant milestone. The past few years have been about preparing. From today, the focus shifts to doing: making device data open and portable, enabling user choice, and creating services that thrive in an open ecosystem. The companies that see this as more than compliance will be the ones that win.

We’re partnering with ev.energy, a global leader in smart EV charging services, to unlock the full potential of energy flexibility for EVs and other DERs – making smart energy management available to all homes and drivers, regardless of their specific hardware or make. Our partnership underscores a shared vision: to build an open and scalable flexible energy landscape through a pragmatic and technology agnostic approach.

On September 12, 2025, the EU Data Act will become fully applicable across the EU. In our first blog we explained what the regulation is and why it matters for energy devices. This time, we’re looking ahead. What will actually change once the law takes effect? How will manufacturers, energy apps and aggregators, and end users experience the shift toward open energy data?

At Enode, we’re not just building software. We’re building the infrastructure for a zero-carbon energy system. Behind the scenes, someone has to keep that machine running with clarity, speed and strategic focus. That’s where Tim Finney comes in. Tim leads Operations at Enode, a function he’s building from the ground up. He thrives in complexity, volunteers for the hard problems, and consistently drives results. In this edition of Behind the Circuit, we talk to Tim about his journey into climate tech, what operations really looks like at a company like Enode, and the culture that makes it work.

On September 12, 2025, the EU Data Act becomes fully applicable across the EU. For the energy industry, this marks a turning point in how data flows across devices, services, and users. It puts into law what has already been building for years: the principle that people should be able to access and share their own energy data. This post is the first in our EU Data Act series, breaking down what the regulation means and why it matters.

Resideo Grid Services, a leading smart-home energy management provider in North America, and partner Enode will help utilities unlock more value from residential demand flexibility. The collaboration makes it easier to launch and scale programs that connect a wider range of home energy devices—including batteries, solar inverters, and EV chargers—while enabling homeowners to participate directly through their utility or energy provider’s existing platform. Together, Resideo Grid Services and Enode are making residential flexibility more accessible, impactful, and scalable than ever before.

GoodWe is a global leader in PV inverters and energy storage solution. With millions of inverters and energy storage systems deployed across the globe, GoodWe helps households and businesses generate, store, and manage renewable energy more effectively. Now, GoodWe is taking the next step in that journey. By partnering with Enode, GoodWe is enabling seamless integration of its devices into the broader smart energy ecosystem.

Interoperability will define the future of energy. Inspired by the success of open banking, open energy gives consumers choice, enables OEMs to compete on innovation, and provides the grid with the flexibility it needs to run on renewables.

Sense is on a mission to make homes smarter and more energy aware. Their software, embedded in next-generation smart meters, translates raw electrical signals into real-time insights, helping consumers understand exactly how energy is being used in their home, device by device. Now, with the launch of EV Analytics, Sense is bringing that intelligence to one of the fastest-growing parts of the home: electric vehicles. EV Analytics helps households understand charging behavior, optimize costs, and prepare for the future of smart charging. To make it possible, Sense partnered with Enode.

Fuse is the fastest growing energy retailer in the UK for a reason. They offer some of the most competitive fixed and time-of-use (ToU) tariffs on the market, alongside a seamless switching experience through the Fuse app and web. Now, Fuse is partnering with Enode to take that experience even further, bringing intelligent EV charging and public charging features to EV owners across the UK.

Sruthi is a Senior Software Engineer on Enode’s Home Energy team. Her work focuses on expanding our API to support solar inverters, home batteries and other distributed energy resources – enabling our customers to create better user experiences and stronger demand-side products. Behind the Circuit is our series spotlighting the individuals driving Enode forward. In this edition, we talk to Sruthi about her path to clean tech, the systems thinking behind her team’s work, and what it’s like building energy infrastructure while parenting a five-year-old.

A user reports that their EV didn’t charge overnight. Support opens the dashboard. The vehicle looks fine now, but what happened hours ago? Was it unplugged too early? Did the command fail? Or did the integration miss something? Investigations like this are common. But they’re time-consuming, hard to trace and often require engineers to step in. Asset History changes that.

Iberdrola has long been a frontrunner in clean energy, with one of the world’s largest renewable generation portfolios and a commitment to electrifying society through innovation across the entire energy value chain. As Iberdrola looked to scale, it became clear that hardware alone wasn’t enough. That shift brought Enode into the picture.

At Enode, building great technology is only part of the job. Helping our customers succeed is just as important – and that’s where David Hu comes in. David leads Enode’s technical customer-facing functions, helping our customers navigate complex energy integrations, and ensuring they can rely on our platform as they build the future of energy.

Things move fast in the energy industry, and time is no exception. Somehow, we’re halfway through the year. Q2 has been a particularly busy one at Enode: as flexibility programs accelerate out of pilot mode and into the market, we’ve doubled down on our mission to help energy retailers operationalize flexibility as a scalable, profitable business.

At Enode, our APIs power the energy apps and systems driving the transition to net zero. But reliable infrastructure depends on a team of expert engineers building and maintaining the tools behind it. Behind the Circuit is our series spotlighting the individuals driving Enode forward. In this edition, we meet Michael Teuscher, a Senior Software Engineer on our Platform Enablement team.

Since 2020, we’ve supported 65+ product launches, integrated over 500,000 energy devices, and connected 2.5GW of load. Here's what we've learned along the way.

We’re partnering with Easee, one of the leading home EV charger manufacturers, to make it easier for users to unlock the full value of smart charging – and help EV infrastructure play a bigger role in the energy transition. With over 850,000 chargers installed globally, Easee has built one of the largest 4G- connected charging platforms on the market. Known for sleek hardware and a user friendly mindset, they’ve become a go-to brand for EV charging.

Myenergi and Enode are partnering to accelerate consumer access to renewable energy solutions, starting with smart EV charging. Through Enode’s API, energy companies can now easily integrate Myenergi’s trusted and widely adopted energy devices, helping consumers seamlessly control their energy production, consumption, and savings.

At Enode, we’re accelerating the energy transition by helping energy companies unlock the power of connected devices. But the systems we build are only part of the story. It’s the people behind those systems – their values, experiences and decisions – who turn mission into momentum. Behind the Circuit is our series highlighting the individuals shaping Enode’s technology, culture and progress. In this edition, we meet August Kjellevold Holm, who made the leap from management consulting to climate-tech to find more ownership, more impact, and a mission he could grow with.

Ginlong (Solis) Technologies is the world’s third-largest PV inverter manufacturer – and a driving force behind the global shift to distributed, renewable energy. With millions of inverters deployed across residential and commercial rooftops, Solis helps households everywhere produce and optimize their own clean electricity. Now, they’re unlocking new value for their users. By partnering with Enode, Solis inverters can now be integrated into energy services that help consumers monitor, optimize, and participate in smarter energy programs.

At Enode, our mission is to accelerate the energy transition by connecting the world’s devices. But behind every API call and integration is something even more important – the people powering our progress. Behind the Circuit is our new series highlighting the individuals shaping Enode’s technology, culture, and impact. First up: Jessie Pease, Engineering Manager on our Home Energy team in Stockholm

Stockholm, 20 May 2025: Legrand, a global specialist in electrical and digital infrastructure, is partnering with Enode to enable seamless integration of its safe, fast and convenient EV chargers with leading energy management applications. The collaboration expands the accessibility of Legrand’s EV chargers, allowing energy providers and consumers to optimize charging, reduce costs, and support a more flexible grid. Adding to the large family of EV Chargers, Legrand’s new charger comes with industry leading connectivity, enabling compatibility with the Enode platform. This integration will make Legrand chargers available to Enode’s growing ecosystem of 150+ energy apps, driving increased adoption of smart charging solutions across the globe.

Eneco is an international energy company serving millions of residential customers across the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany. With sustainability at the core of their mission, they are already a market leader in virtual power plant (VPP) capabilities, operating large-scale assets like wind farms, solar parks, and commercial batteries. Now, with the rapid growth of residential distributed energy resources (DERs) – the EV market alone is set to double in the Netherlands and Belgium by 2029 – Eneco is preparing to extend their VPP to the home. Their goal: empower consumers to better manage their energy use, contribute to grid stability, and offer possibilities to lower their energy bills. To help unlock this opportunity, Eneco partnered with Enode.

We’re partnering with AlphaESS, one of the world's leading global green energy storage solutions and service providers, to accelerate the role of residential energy storage in the energy transition. With more than 200,000 systems installed across Asia, Australia, Europe and North America, AlphaESS is already powering energy independence for households around the world. Recognized by EUPD Research as a top brand in energy storage and inverters, they’ve built a reputation for reliability, scalability, and long-term impact in residential, commercial, and utility-scale markets. Now, through a direct integration with Enode, AlphaESS is unlocking new ways for energy companies to build on that foundation – bringing connected storage services to market faster, and amplifying the role each battery can play in the system.

We’re teaming up with go-e, one of Europe’s leading EV charger manufacturers, to make it easier for energy companies to bring smart, connected charging services to market. Based in Austria and trusted by EV drivers across 30 countries, go-e has become the go-to brand for private home charging in Germany – with one in every seven German EVs powered through their systems. Known for their intuitive design and strong price-performance, go-e is now focused on expanding their reach in the Nordics and beyond. Through our partnership, go-e chargers are now available through the Enode platform – giving energy retailers a fast, reliable way to launch new EV services built on proven hardware.

The Iberian blackout was a signal about the fragility of today’s clean energy systems — and a wake-up call that flexibility is no longer optional. It’s critical infrastructure.

We’re proud to join smartEn – Smart Energy Europe, the European association of the Flexible Demand Management Industry. smartEn aims to create opportunities for every company, building, and car to support an increasingly renewable energy system. Flexibility isn’t a nice-to-have anymore. It’s foundational to decarbonizing energy. At Enode, we believe that unlocking the potential of consumer energy devices – from EVs and solar panels to batteries and thermostats – is one of the most powerful levers for accelerating the energy transition. But to do that at scale, we need a level playing field built on openness, interoperability, and fair access. That’s why becoming a member of smartEn is a natural step.

Pod Point, one of the UK’s leading EV charging providers, recently entered a new energy flex market, becoming the first company to sell energy in the wholesale market under the new P415 regulations. By partnering with Enode, Pod Point is progressing its Energy Flex strategy; helping customers charge their EVs at the most cost-effective times while supporting the Grid with demand-balancing.

To scale energy experiences and monetize flexibility, we need the right infrastructure underneath. It’s the force multiplier that will power product velocity and commercial impact in the future of energy.

Clever's connects directly to EVs via Enode’s API to access real time state of charge and charge rate data, and make smart charging even smarter.

We've added Asset View to the Enode dashboard, so that support teams can independently investigate and resolve issues, and keep customers happy.

Vattenfall is making it easier for EV owners in Sweden to optimize their energy use with smart charging powered by Enode.

Interoperability is the missing link in the energy transition. A decarbonized energy system needs scalable, flexible demand, but today’s fragmented API landscape makes it difficult for energy companies to integrate and optimize consumer energy devices. Without standardized, open access, flexibility programs remain costly, limited, and slow to scale. This piece explores why true interoperability is essential—and what the industry must do to achieve it.

The future of energy is smart, connected, and flexible — and energy storage is a key piece of the puzzle. We're working with FoxESS to integrate inverters and batteries with energy management apps, and help consumers and businesses get more value from every kilowatt-hour.

Operating the energy grid is more complex than ever. With rising renewables and the urgent need for flexibility, DSOs need smarter solutions to balance supply and demand. Our partnership with Softcom empowers DSOs to manage evolving grid challenges today — and future-proof their operations for tomorrow.

Sandbox is a virtual playground for energy apps. It gives you access to virtual devices of any kind, making testing simpler, faster and more reliable.

With Enode’s API, GivEnergy’s batteries and solar inverters can now seamlessly connect to 100+ energy apps For energy retailers, this means one simple integration instead of hundreds — cutting costs, reducing developer workload, and accelerating the transition to a smarter, cleaner grid.

From the acceleration of consumer flexibility, to the rise of AI and new data sharing regulations, 2025 is set to be a big year for the energy industry. Enode CRO Thorvald Thorsnes shares his insider tips on the trends energy retailers should keep an eye on.

NIO and Enode are joining forces to empower EV drivers connect their vehicles to the energy management apps of their choosing. Here's how we're working together to put customers in control of their energy consumption, with premium experience as a priority.

2024 was a momentous year for Enode. Here is a recap of the highlights, to celebrate the incredible achievements and unforgettable moments we can look back on fondly for years to come.

Strong consumer flexibility products can elevate energy suppliers' offering, and presents a growing opportunity to engage consumers, lower energy costs and reduce pressure on the grid. But building them is challenging, and navigating the complexities can slow time to market. That’s why we created a new guide with insights and practical advice on how to frame your thinking around flexibility.

Schneider Electric is partnering with Enode to help their customers get even more value from their EV chargers. Here's how they're making it easier for customers to choose from a range of home energy management solutions that reduce both charging costs and carbon emissions.

We cover some of the basics on HVACs, and the role they can play in the transition to a more sustainable energy system.

NeoCharge is accelerating the transition to an all-electric future by making EV charging and home electrification more accessible. We're excited to collaborate with them to help make this happen, and on even more innovative use cases as NeoCharge makes strides into the US home energy management space.

Learn more about how Kraken is helping the world’s largest energy companies manage and optimize distributed energy resources (DERs) in real-time and at scale, and why they’ve partnered with Enode to help maximize reach.

The growing home battery market presents a massive opportunity. We've put together a guide on how DERMS providers can work with home batteries to make them less taxing on the grid, and more valuable to consumers.

Finland-based energy management solution Synergi wants to make it easy for consumers to save on their energy bills and positively contribute to the energy transition by using electricity flexibly. To maximize impact, they wanted to offer a range of consumption management services supporting all types of residential energy devices. Here's how partnering with Enode enabled them to do that without tying up too much time or development resources.

Netatmo is partnering with Enode to give customers more choice and help them get more value from their HVAC devices. Now, Netatmo customers can easily connect their Smart Thermostats and Smart Radiator Valves to a wide range of third party applications, so they can use their preferred apps to monitor, manage and optimize their HVACs alongside other home energy devices.

With heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems growing in popularity, smart HVAC systems present a huge opportunity for DERMS providers. We out together a guide to go through why the time is now for HVAC optimization, what use cases you can build, and why connectivity is critical to the customer experience.

To unlock more value for their customers, EDP wanted to enable new home energy management use cases in their Solar app. Here's how they are taking the app one step further by partnering with Enode.

Find out how Ostrom is leading a change in the German energy market – and how they built a beloved home energy management app. Here's how they're helping customers easily track and flexibly manage energy consumption by partnering with Enode.

Powerley is a leading provider of home energy management solutions in the US. Here's how they are launching the next generation of energy management experiences – and delivering even more value to users with the help of Enode’s API.

With a strong focus on innovation, Frank Energie is always looking to leverage the latest tech to improve their offering. Here’s how they’re helping customers – and the environment – benefit from smart energy solutions. And why partnering with Enode was a smart choice for them.

DERs are invaluable resources in the energy transition but so far, they’re a relatively untapped opportunity. To realize the full potential of DERs, we also need residential energy management software that can connect to, control and optimize them.

XPENG is encouraging innovation and increasing collaboration across the industry, having developed a third-party API to use in partnership with Enode in record time. Here’s what the partnership entails, and how it’s benefiting XPENG owners as well as the green energy transition.

We believe that unifying energy APIs and data will promote collaboration across the energy ecosystem, and remove barriers to innovation. Here's how we're tackling this challenge.

Want an overview of how EV data can be accessed, what kind of data is available via EV APIs and what value-adding solutions they can help build? Then we have just the guide for you.

A future of open energy is on the horizon – here's how a regulatory shift currently underway in Europe has the potential to transform the energy industry, and create a wave of customer-centric innovation.

We’ve partnered with Function (formerly Micro Matic) to accelerate the shift towards a renewable energy system, and elevate home management for countless Function customers.

We've partnered with NIBE Energy Systems to accelerate the shift towards a renewable energy system, by making it easier to use energy when it’s greenest and cheapest. Our partnership enables NIBE owners to seamlessly connect their energy devices to various Enode-powered applications, so they can gain insights into their energy consumption, and participate in a range of programs to optimize it.

The Min Strøm app helps users across the Nordics understand and optimize their energy consumption. With the help of Enode, Min Strøm launched EV Smart Charging, and within one month, had saved users 138,391 DKK (over 20,000 USD) across 3,000 charge sessions.

The ‘traditional’ energy system is rapidly turning into something different: a diverse and distributed network of energy devices which are growing fast. Prioritizing interoperability ensures the long-term, sustainable growth of the energy system, and means that as innovation accelerates, we can continue to add new solutions and technologies to optimize our existing infrastructure.

To create a more efficient, clean and sustainable energy system, we need to build in flexibility. Flexibility means we’re better able to balance the grid – something that’s getting ever-more challenging as volatility in the energy system grows.

We’re partnering with David Energy – a software-powered electricity supplier that’s committed to providing clean, affordable energy.

One critical area where software innovators are trying to build better customer experiences and remove friction is EV charging. Whether at home, in public or for fleets, ensuring EV charging is accessible and optimized is top-of-mind for Product Managers.

North American customers can now instantly connect to and access real-time data from even more EVs and DERs.

The energy system is one of our most polluting sectors. Changing the way we produce and consume energy is one of the most impactful things we can do in order to slow down climate change and build a more sustainable future.

One of the most ground-breaking is Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology. V2G technology turns electric vehicles (EVs) into mobile energy storage units that can store and redistribute energy back to the electricity grid in times of high demand. V2G is a critical enabler of a more sustainable energy system – and it drives real value for energy retailers and consumers, too

Northe is well on the way to becoming the one stop shop for all individual and fleet EV charging needs – and the team at Enode is helping accelerate that journey.

Changing the way we interact with the grid is complex, but It’s critical in order to meet our climate goals. At Enode, it’s our mission to simplify and accelerate that change. Here’s how we’re doing it – and why it matters so much.

The largest energy supplier in Norway, Fjordkraft, is taking the lead on energy management apps together with Enode.

VOOL is switching up the way we charge our EVs. No longer an expensive, inconvenient process, VOOL enables EV owners to easily optimize their charging to make it affordable – and even profitable.

Amp X is leading the charge in rethinking the future of energy. Thanks to a unique whole-system approach, and an autonomous control architecture, Amp X is pioneering a future where sustainability meets customer-centricity.

Leveraging the flexibility that’s currently lying dormant in distributed energy resources (DERs) like EVs, HVACs and home batteries means they’ll be able to participate in flexibility markets, creating new revenue streams and growing loyalty within a notoriously disengaged customer base.

EVs are energy retailers' most valuable asset as they fight to survive in the Future of Energy. Offering value-added services around EVs gives energy retailers the opportunity to capture more of the market, and keep customers engaged.

This guide will cover what DERs are and how it can help save the planet. You will also learn how your company can use DERs and participate in the demand response market.

Our mission is to accelerate the transition to a sustainable energy system by connecting and optimizing the world's energy devices. Here's a breakdown of our progress towards making that a reality over the past few months. We've introduced API Versioning, received SOC 2 accreditation, and now support even more EV models.

Integrating energy devices through Enode will allow TotalEnergies Customers in several European countries to optimize energy usage to reduce costs and emissions.

We're happy to share that Enode is now SOC 2 Type II compliant. This independent assessment demonstrates our commitment to safeguarding our customers’ data and privacy.

Amp X, a global digital energy platform, has partnered with Enode in a strategic move to unlock best value and cost savings for energy customers.

400 new EV models will take to the roads in 2023 alone. But quantity isn’t the same as quality. While there’s more choice of EVs, we’ve only scratched the surface in terms of the value they could create for customers.

Enode and Leap have a shared vision: to accelerate the transition to a sustainable energy system. Achieving that vision depends on our ability to harness the power of energy devices.

You don’t need to be clairvoyant to predict that more electric vehicles (EVs) will hit the road in 2023. EV adoption is now mainstream. But, what comes next?

Monta is building a charging platform both for residential users as well as fleets. Read how they are using real-time EV data to enhance the charging experience.

We’re excited to share that we’re opening access to our platform, at no cost to get started. Sign up and start building!

Today we’re releasing support for even more electric vehicle brands and models, solar inverters, and additional command functionality.

We’ve raised a $15M Series A to build the digital infrastructure for a sustainable energy system, and make it easier for the world to transition towards renewable energy

Read how one of the largest EV owner association in the world build the ultimate charging experience with car data.

Read how a leading Dutch energy innovator used the Enode API for smart charging.

This guide will cover what Demand Response (DR) is and how it can help save the planet. You will also learn how your company can participate in the DR market.

Greenely want to enable consumers to take control of their energy usage and use less energy. Read how we they are doing it here.

Thermostats are a key part of our energy experience. And now many of the most popular thermostats come with APIs for direct control. Want to learn everything there is to know about Thermostat APIs, then this is your guide.

Carge is a Greek startup that makes charging your EV super easy. They are building the ideal EV roadtrip experience so users can have relax and enjoy the ride.

The leading EV route planning company will now use Enode’s EV API for better products and services.

In this guide you will learn all you need to learn about demand response software. Top providers, evaluation of different solutions and how to get started.

Want to learn everything there is to know about solar inverter APIs, we got you covered.

Smart charging for EVs is key to a sustainable future. We need to charge our EVs when renewable energy available and help balance the grid. In this guide we will go through all there is to know about Smart Charging.

Kaluza, and OVO company, is leading the way towards a zero-carbon energy system with their demand response platform. Read how the Enode API powers Kaluza’s connection to EVs and other energy hardware.

Want to learn everything there is to know about EV charger APIs, this is your guide.

In this guide you will learn all you need to learn about virtual power plant software. Top providers, evaluation of different solutions and how to get started.

Want to learn everything there is to know about EV APIs, this is your guide.

Heat Pumps are a key part of our energy experience. And now many of the most popular heat pumps come with APIs for direct control. Want to learn everything there is to know about heat pump APIs, then this is your guide.

Elton is a startup building the ultimate on-to-road charging experience with EV data. Read how they do it and what their next plan is here.

This guide will cover what Virtual Power Plants (VPP) is and how it can help save the planet. You will also learn how your company can build your own VPP and participate in the demand response market.

Want to learn everything there is to know about car APIs, this is your guide.

In this guide you will learn all you need to learn about DERMS. Top providers, evaluation of different solutions and how to get started.

Enode has raised $2.2M in seed funding and is partnering with leading energy companies to accelerate the transition to a renewable energy system.

Electrification of transportation and decarbonization of electricity production will ultimately remove 43% of today's CO2 emissions.