About us

energyOS was established in 2014 to commercialise an energy services platform originally developed by Australia’s national science agency.  eOS is a cloud-based software that delivers digital energy services that integrate behind-the-meter technologies and devices, and respond to the transition to clean and decentralised energy.  The software has been commercially deployed at scale, is technology agnostic, and has been developed through collaborations with utilities and some of the world’s leading enterprise software companies and management consultants.

Our history

The uptake of behind-the-meter technologies and devices by mass-market customers in Australia is unprecedented.  More than 32% of Australian homes have rooftop solar, and more than 50% of Australian homes have reverse-cycle air conditioning (electric heat pumps).  These behind-the-meter technologies are fundamentally changing load profiles and upending traditional business models.

eOS is a cloud-based software platform that was originally developed at Australia’s national science agency to respond to these systemic changes.  It was designed as a ‘universal energy services platform’ capable of delivering energy services to every site in the country and responding to the increasing volatility in supply, energy costs, and load profiles caused by the energy transition.  The software has been deployed by leading energy retailers, network operators and government agencies, and has been used across programs for load shaping, solar matching, tariff reform, and social housing.

That legacy supports a unique set of functionalities that draw on our expertise in customer segmentation, behind-the-meter technologies – including solar, heat pumps, air conditioners, electric vehicles and batteries – and rate reform and pricing.  eOS leverages each utility’s core IT systems to address a critical gap in existing enterprise software solutions by letting utilities evaluate the changes taking place as a result of the energy transition, and launch new products and services that respond to those changes.