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Use case

Home energy management

Connect to almost any energy device in the home. Enable your users' connected energy devices to talk to each other in the background, and automatically take action to reduce their energy bill.

  • Build an energy superapp

    Engage existing users and attract new ones by combining all their energy device data into a single app.

  • Help users save money

    Reduce users' energy bills by helping them maximize their renewable energy production and consumption.

How it works

Enable home energy management in your app

Users connect energy devices

Users sign into their OEM accounts using Enode’s link UI, and easily connect their devices to your app.

Users access energy device data

Users instantly see detailed data for each device, and control them remotely from within your app.

Users set energy price or comfort parameters

Users activate energy management automations for a single device, or across multiple devices in the home.

Customer story

Fjordkraft cuts customer EV charging costs by 20%

"The partnership between Enode and Fjordkraft has been a win-win from the start. They have enabled us to become a market leader...The Enode team is years ahead of the competition when it comes to…smart energy management."
Marius Øxenbjerg

Business Developer

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Energy devices

Connect to a range of energy devices with Enode's API

  • EVs & Home chargers

    Connected EVs and home chargers can reduce EV charging rate or stop charging altogether when electricity prices are high.

  • Solar inverters

    Connected solar inverters can be optimized for self-consumption, eg. charging EVs automatically when there is excess solar production.

  • HVACs

    Connected HVACs can be controlled with custom schedules and optimized for price signals.

  • Home batteries

    Connected home batteries can store excess energy during times of surplus, and discharge it to users homes to prevent drawing from the grid when electricity prices are high.

The home energy management tech stack

New to home energy management? Below are the components you’ll need to launch it within your app:

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HVAC

HVAC information

Reads user’s HVAC model, current temperature, and consumption rate.

Adjust temperature

Sends a command to adjust temperature setpoints for user’s HVAC.

EV and EVSE

Vehicle information

Reads user’s EV make, model, model year and odometer.

State of Charge (SoC)

Reads the current battery level, charge rate, plug-in status and charge time remaining to calculate optimal charging window.

Charging statistics

Reads historic charging data.

Start and stop commands

Sends a command to user’s EV or EVSE to start or stop charging.

Home battery

Battery information

Reads the battery make, model, model year and capacity.

State of Charge (SoC)

Reads the current battery level, charge rate and charge time remaining to calculate optimal charging window.

Charge or discharge commands

Sends a command to remotely charge or discharge the home battery.

Solar inverter

Solar inverter information

Reads user’s solar inverter brand, model, installation date and location.

Production rate

Reads the rate of production of user’s solar panel/s.

Production statistics

Provides historical production data about user’s solar panels.

Energy market price data - supplied by Enode

Nordpool or EPEX spot hourly pricing

Available in the Nordics, Baltics, Central & Western Europe and the UK. US customers can provide Enode with energy market pricing through our tariff API.

Frontend application

Frontend application

Your mobile or web application.

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