Full-Time
SaaS API unifying energy device integration
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Europe
Remote
Enode provides a subscription-based API that connects and controls a wide range of distributed energy resources (DERs) through a single interface. It supports devices like electric vehicles, home EV chargers, solar inverters, home batteries, and HVAC systems to enable smart charging, demand response, and energy optimization. By unifying integrations across about 45 OEMs and 300+ devices, it reduces the work for energy providers to connect with many manufacturers. Its goal is to help scale green energy applications by making it easier to deploy DER management solutions across the enterprise.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$17.4M
Headquarters
Oslo, Norway
Founded
2020
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