PARTNERS & WHITE LABEL

Your customers.
More energy capability.

Explore integration, joint delivery or services offered under your own brand. Start with a defined customer need and agree how the work will be delivered.

Technology integration.

Agree the available data and controls, operating limits and validation needed at the first site.

White-label delivery.

Define the brand, onboarding, reporting, support and commercial responsibilities before rollout.

Joint projects.

Bring the right energy, battery, computing and thermal expertise around a clearly scoped opportunity.

THE ECOSYSTEM

Different organisations.
Clearly defined roles.

Delivery organisations, technology integrations and market platforms serve different purposes. Availability, scope and contractual responsibilities are confirmed for the proposed project.

LeapUS flexibility market access
NEOVOLTBattery storage
EVBOLTEV charging
Z1 PowerBattery and power systems
EnodeEnergy device connectivity
SmartcarVehicle connectivity
PlatvixTechnology integration
Microsoft AzureCloud platform
UK Power NetworksDistribution network operator
Scottish and Southern Electricity NetworksDistribution network operator
NESODemand Flexibility Service
PicloFlexibility marketplace
ElectronFlexibility marketplace
ElexonElectricity market settlement
IEA Task 53Research collaboration framework
Oxfordshire GreentechRegional industry network
Sustainable VenturesClimate technology network

Logos identify the ecosystem referenced by nodez. They do not indicate that every organisation endorses nodez. or participates in every project. Eligibility, integrations and participation are confirmed for each project.

THE PRACTICAL DETAILS

Define the relationship before the rollout

Start with one customer and one problem

A useful pilot has a named customer, a defined site and a measurable objective. Agree which assets can be controlled, what information is available and who can approve changes. This makes it easier to compare the proposed service with the way the site works today.

Review the assessment process

Set the boundaries of delivery

Agree who installs and maintains equipment, who provides customer support, how outages are handled and who can access operating data. Where a market or tariff is part of the offer, confirm the route, terms and eligibility for that specific customer.

Discuss a delivery partnership

YOUR NEXT STEP

Start with one useful project.

Tell us about your customers, assets and the capability you want to offer.

Discuss your site