The problem
Fragmented data
Energy hardware speaks a hundred dialects. Every new project means custom connectors, fragile integrations, and months of data engineering work.
Energy Data Platform
One data layer for the entire energy stack.
EDX turns solar, batteries, EV chargers, heat pumps, smart meters, and EV data into one governed real-time platform, so your team can analyze and share data from one place.
1 API
Normalized access across fragmented hardware estates.
Real-time
Streaming and historical workloads from the same governed layer.
Reusable
Connector work compounds across projects instead of restarting every time.
Telemetry health
99.4%
Freshness and completeness tracked across active sources.
Shareable views
Scoped APIs
Expose only the sites, meters, or streams each partner should see.
Connector reuse
Compounding
Every new hardware integration becomes leverage for the next rollout.
The Challenge
Energy hardware speaks a hundred dialects.
Every new project means custom connectors, fragile integrations, and months of data engineering work. There's a better way.
The old way
Custom integrations
Custom API per device brand. Duplicated work across projects. Breaking changes every firmware update. Unscalable and expensive.
The EDX way
One normalized layer
Add a hardware source once — every project that follows gets it for free. One API, any device, normalized data from day one.
How It Works
From raw device data to trusted distribution.
01
Connect the hardware landscape
Bring in smart meters, solar, EV charging, batteries, and project-specific sources without rebuilding every pipeline by hand.
02
Normalize to one model
Map live and historical telemetry into a single ESDL-aligned object model so downstream consumers query one language.
03
Govern and expose
Apply scoped access, data contracts, and auditability before sharing the data with apps, communities, partners, or models.
04
Build on reusable infrastructure
Every connector, rule, and sharing pattern becomes leverage for the next customer, site, or deployment phase.
Device Support
Connect any energy device.
Smart meters, solar panels, batteries, EV chargers, heat pumps, IoT sensors — all normalized into a single data layer. One ingestion surface across the hardware mix you actually find in the field.
Smart Meters
Solar / PV
Batteries
EV Chargers
Heat Pumps
EV Telemetry
Governance
Control who sees what.
Multi-stakeholder data sharing with granular permissions. Scoped API keys, data contracts, and a full audit trail.
Scoped API Keys
Read/write per project, per partner. Revoke instantly.
Data Contracts
Define frequency, structure, schema version, and purpose.
Audit Log
Every export, API call, and access change recorded.
Use Cases
Who builds with EDX.
Five audiences, one platform.
Software Builders
Stop reinventing the integration layer.
Normalized energy data via REST API. One integration replaces dozens of connectors.
Learn moreEnergy Communities
Transparent, fair data sharing.
One view for every member, operator, and partner — with full governance.
Learn moreConstruction
Every watt on your site.
Real-time monitoring from groundbreak to handover.
Learn morePricing
Project-based pricing that scales with you.
Connector setup
Driven by the hardware mix you need covered, with reuse across future projects once a connector exists.
Monthly usage
Scaled by real-time and historical datapoint volume, with lower unit cost as projects grow.
Onboarding support
Optional setup and rollout help for teams that want faster project mapping, governance setup, and production readiness.
Decision support
No vague tiers. Quote the project you are actually trying to ship.
Use the pricing page to review worked examples, qualify fit, and understand when a guided pilot is the lowest-risk next step.
"Before EDX, every new project meant months of connector work. Now we onboard a new hardware brand in days."
— Project Lead, Construction Partner
BAM
TotalEnergies
TU Eindhoven
Envitron
BeNext
The Green Village
Get Started
Ready to stop rebuilding the same integration layer?
Bring us the device mix, rollout stage, and product ambition. We will map the hardware landscape, explain the right deployment path, and show where EDX becomes leverage instead of overhead.