Open Energy is about promoting deeper cooperation and accelerating progress within the energy sector.
It empowers individuals to take an active role in transitioning to cleaner, smarter energy systems, giving them greater control over their energy future.
The goal of Open Energy is to promote decentralised, community-led energy solutions where everyone – including individuals, communities and organisations - can engage, contribute ideas, and take full control of their energy footprint. It’s like the "open-source" movement in technology, but for the energy sector!
Our team has extensive experience developing API standards for New Zealand, including the NZ Open Banking standards and the Health NZ API standards.
We’ve also led working groups for standards development and fostered active communities, such as Open Health standards community.
We are uniquely placed to share our knowledge and experience, having led standards-based implementations across various NZ industry sectors.
We can help accelerate your API journey , ensuring it’s on track to succeed, based on firm foundations and industry best practices.
The ‘Open’ world can only thrive when supported by security controls to ensuring that all participants, including customers, can engage with confidence and peace of mind.
These security controls been heavily standardised in other industry sectors, and Open Energy can benefit from these proven frameworks and best practices.
Our consultants bring extensive experience in these frameworks across both the public and private sectors. We are here to help you drive innovation while maintaining the right balance between privacy, security and customer experience.
A sandbox offering sample APIs for development and testing by third parties is essential for accelerating widespread adoption of new technologies and standards.
Our sandbox is a cloud-based, software-as-a-service platform providing a secure and private reference implementation of your APIs, including a branded developer portal. The sandbox is isolated from your systems, so is an inherently low risk platform for testing and innovation exploration.
Our experience in Open Banking shows a sandbox is essential for stakeholders to quickly translate APIs into real-world applications, accelerating the Open Energy ecosystem.
Widespread access to real-time data is set to revolutionise the Energy sector.
With these Open APIs (application programming interfaces), Energy providers can gain deeper insights into energy consumption and generation, while smart devices can dynamically adjust their behaviour based on grid conditions, and resiliency can be enhanced through shared renewable solutions.
Open APIs also empower third party developers to build innovative digital experiences and industry solutions, driving efficiency and sustainability across the energy ecosystem. It’s like the “open-source” movement in technology, but for the energy sector!
In today’s digital landscape, businesses are facing increased competition from agile, innovative disruptors like EnergyTechs, who are challenging traditional models. To stay ahead, industry leaders are embracing digital transformation to boost efficiency and enhance customer engagement.
Successfully navigating the convergence of business and technology requires a responsive organisation with a clear strategy, underpinned by a strong architectural foundation.
With our expertise, experience, and tools, we help you transform your strategy into actionable plans that drive real, measurable results.
Open Energy is a game changer for New Zealand’s energy sector – enabling innovative digital experiences and transformative industry solutions.
As part of The Middleware Group, Glueware is leading the charge towards a more transparent and sustainable energy future for NZ, empowering businesses to leverage technology for meaningful impact.
Glueware’s Open Energy Accelerator, built on the Open Everything Platform that powers the Open Banking ecosystem, gives your business the tools needed to gain a competitive edge and create a more collaborative Energy ecosystem.