Power to the people.
Capacity to the grid.
Opening access to electricity markets by turning distributed energy resources into dispatchable assets.
Clean energy infrastructure coordinated by edge intelligence, creating block-level visibility for cities.
One controller orchestrates an entire block, multifamily apartment, or commercial property.
Solar, batteries, hot water heaters, EVs, smart thermostats — coordinated as one resource.
Indexed credits paid via direct deposit. Tracked to retail rates and capacity prices.
The model
We bring the battery. Or you do.
Most behind-the-meter programs sell hardware, finance installations, and push complexity onto the host. The buildings most exposed to high energy costs end up structurally excluded. Our Battery Service Agreement offers two paths into the same coordinated grid resource. We bring the battery, or we orchestrate what is already there.
Path A · Our BSA
We bring the battery.
Our Battery Service Agreement deploys hardware to rowhomes, multifamily buildings, and commercial sites. One-page terms. Indexed credits via ACH. Opt out at any time without penalty.
Path B · BYOB (battery)
You bring the battery.
Already have a smart device stack? We integrate, run the optimization, and route a share of the revenue back. No hardware swap required.
The technology
A grid-edge DERMS, built block by block.
Most DERMS live in the cloud. Ours runs on the ground.
The block is the unit
One controller, mounted in the rear alley, coordinates every battery, EV charger, and flexible load on the block as a single dispatchable resource. The optimizer runs on the device. Dispatch decisions clear in under a second.
The architecture operates through internet outages, settles at the controller, and integrates with utility roadmaps without exposing household-level data to the cloud.
Sovereignty by design
The battery serves the home first. Grid dispatch only happens with capacity headroom above the household’s own use. Exports are gated by the household, not the operator.
Cybersecurity at the edge
Every controller ships with a hardware security module, end-to-end encrypted dispatch, and cryptographically signed firmware updates. Local control runs on the controller itself—no third party can reach into a home through the cloud.
The block scales to every roofline.
Earn from your block.
A free battery on the wall. A monthly direct deposit. An opt-out clause with no penalty. The grid pays you to host capacity it needs anyway.
The Battery Service Agreement is structurally free, and the credit floor is contractual.
- What you getIndexed monthly ACH credit. Opt out at any time.
- What we askA back wall, a few hours of installation, and access for routine service.
Reduce the building’s demand charge.
House-meter storage paired with unit-level optimization. We size the asset, finance it, and operate it. You keep the bill reduction and a share of grid revenue.
One-meter aggregation, no resident enrollment friction.
- What you getLower demand charges. Resilience layer. Revenue share from market participation.
- What we askRoof or basement footprint and a single grid-tie point.
Stack BESS revenue on the meter.
Storage sited behind the meter, dispatched against capacity, energy, and ancillary markets. Commercial assets enrolled alongside residential blocks on the same circuit. EV charging stations integrate as schedulable resources.
Mixed-load orchestration: grocers, depots, light industrial, integrated.
- What you getEV charging integration. Demand-charge mitigation. Capacity revenue. EV-ready dispatch.
- What we askSite walk, utility bill, basic load profile.
A coordinated DER on your network.
One contract for an orchestrated block. Revenue-grade settlement at the controller. Independent reliability validation. Direct integration with utility DERMS roadmaps.
Privacy-preserving telemetry instead of household-level data exposure.
- What you getA schedulable, dispatchable block. Settlement-ready data. No household data exposure.
- What we askAn interconnection conversation and a pilot block.
Edge AI hardware
A purpose-built block controller. On-device Mixed-Integer Linear Program optimizer. 15-minute settlement alignment. Sub-second dispatch. Operates through internet outages.
Federated learning
The fleet learns across blocks without exporting raw home data. Privacy-preserving by design. Each block gets smarter as the next one comes online.
Open protocols
Modbus TCP/RTU, MQTT, OCPP. Direct local control over Wi-Fi mesh — no OEM cloud dependency, no API rate limits. The protocol stack is the moat.
Mixed loads
Coordinated dispatch across rowhomes, multifamily commons, and commercial — grocers, depots, light industrial — within a single block optimization.
The controller is purpose-built hardware deployed at the block edge, not a cloud login. Sub-second dispatch, on-device optimization, and signal continuity through internet outages. Block-level orchestration is the new layer, and the layer aggregators don’t have.