The Edge DERMS that delivers flexibility at scale
EnergyHub helps utilities quickly scale VPPs to manage load growth and renewables, delivering reliable flexibility at every level of the grid.
Recommended by Industry Experts
“EnergyHub continues to dominate,
in particular with IOUs.”
The most trusted Edge DERMS platform
We have more GWs under management—and more BTM devices connected—than any other Edge DERMS, and we have a proven track record of building high-performing programs in record time.
Utilities
Distributed energy resources
Dispatchable flexibility
TRUSTED BY INDUSTRY LEADERS
Why energyhub?
Flexibility. At every level of the grid.
Leverage near-real-time management across all DERs to
deliver both bulk and distribution level impact.
Meet targets in record time
Quickly scale your VPP with proven customer-centric programs and services.
Respond to grid needs
Grid-aware VPP management leverages forecasting and grid data to improve reliability.
Optimize your load shape
Cross-DER management gives you more control over program outcomes.
VPP Strategies
Use your DERs in new ways
EnergyHub has been delivering successful load control programs since 2009, and is pioneering new reliable, flexible VPP strategies that help utilities adapt to the changing grid.
Increased flexibility
Leverage year-round, cross-DER control based on price signals, customer rates, and more.
Near-real-time management
Act faster so you can unlock more value from your programs.
Distribution impact
Relieve congestion, protect assets, and defer infrastructure investments.
How it works
Everything you need to build a VPP
We provide a comprehensive solution to build and manage your VPP and keep your customers engaged. Save time, resources, and maximize value and results.
Case Studies
A proven track record
delivering consistent results
Read customer storyNational GriDDelivering $5.7M+ per year in system benefits with energy storage solutionWe partnered with National Grid to implement a pay-for-performance residential battery program in Massachusetts. With the goal of enrolling 18.3 MW of load relief by the end of 2023, the program is on track to provide $5.7+ million per year in system benefits.
