Home Energy Management
HEM builds a load model of a house from its address, then schedules its appliances around the price of electricity and the output of solar, wind, and storage — with the thermostat inside its comfort band and every job finished as asked.
Most home-energy tools assert savings; HEM measures them. A day plays from midnight — appliances switching, the battery filling, the bill climbing — and every figure carries the explanation of how it was arrived at. Change the household below and press play.
Objective: rate × max(0, load − generation) — grid energy, not total energy.
HEM derives a household load model from the property itself, refined with appliances, presets, and generation assets.
The optimiser costs grid energy, so it parks flexible load under solar output and cheap hours subject to comfort and completion.
Watch the day play from midnight: switching, charging, spending optimisation made visible.
A utility's request to use less is previewed exactly, and changes nothing until the household agrees.
The utility meter split between appliances, each line carrying how its figure was arrived at.
An EV, solar, a heat pump priced on the household's own model, with and without the change.
Head-to-head questions answered by measurement rather than assertion, with every run kept in history.
Baseline drift detection and validation show whether the model behind the numbers still holds up.
Start from the address; confirm the appliances, tariff, and any solar, wind, or storage.
Pick how aggressively to chase price and self-consumption comfort constraints always hold.
The scheduler places every flexible job; the dispatcher follows the plan against the real day.
Disaggregation explains each appliance’s share and what the next change would be worth.
A genuinely useful energy companion, branded and integrated with the utility’s data.
Consent-based curtailment with an exact preview turns DR from an imposition into an offer.
Show households what a TOU tariff would really cost and how scheduling wins it back.
EV, heat-pump, and solar what-ifs priced on the household’s own model.
Aggregate scheduling behaviour shows the utility what flexibility exists behind the meter.
Current, supported, boring-on-purpose technology the kind that stays deployable for years.
Every family application shares one identity platform, one design system, one registration pattern, and one deployment path.
The family’s meter data platform HEM’s door to measured reality.
Simulates households and devices for development and demos.
The grid-side view that completes the distribution picture.
A working demonstration takes thirty minutes on our environment or yours, with realistic simulated data.
8100 Penn Ave S, suite 150j, Bloomington, MN – 55431
+1 (763) 353-4363