Evolving energy

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.