Fusebox OS removes the fragmentation by giving you one operational layer that coordinates assets, portfolios, and market workflows end to end, so sites, portfolios, and markets operate as one coordinated system.
WITH FUSEBOX OS, YOU CAN
Run energy operations as one system
Fusebox OS replaces the patchwork of site control, portfolio tooling, and TSO workflows with one operating layer, so you can onboard faster, standardize dispatch, and repeat market entry across countries without rebuilding your stack. Keep your strategy and your tools. Standardize the operational backbone.
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European countries
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TSO
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+ assets
& 300+ MW per deployment
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+ years
in flexibility operations
The problem isn’t flexibility. It’s fragmentation.
Modern energy operations run on too many disconnected tools: site controllers, EMS, forecasting, trading systems, and TSO interfaces, stitched together with manual processes.
The result is predictable:
- more handoffs and reconciliation
- slower response and higher operational risk
- underutilized capacity and avoidable penalties
What changes when you run as one system
With Fusebox OS, operations become repeatable instead of bespoke:
- One control layer: consistent telemetry + command behavior across mixed fleets
- Portfolio orchestration by default: availability, constraints, buffers, and dispatch logic in one place
- Standard market workflows: bidding → activation → reporting follows TSO-compliant patterns
- Fewer systems, fewer handoffs: real-time control feeds directly into portfolio logic and execution
- Audit-ready performance: visibility into what happened, why it happened, and what it delivered
The outcome is simpler operations today, and a stack you can scale tomorrow.
A control-and-market layer you own
Fusebox OS is not a black-box aggregator. It’s an open, modular layer between your assets and the markets, designed to:
- Unify operations across sites and portfolios
- Automate repeatable workflows (instead of one-off integration projects)
- Keep you in control of strategy, data, and customer relationships
What you keep vs. what Fusebox standardizes
You keep (and stay in control of):
- your trading desk and market strategy
- your optimizer/forecasting approach (existing or new)
- your commercial model and customer relationships
- the freedom to swap tools without re-platforming
Fusebox standardizes (so it’s repeatable and scalable):
- asset connectivity patterns and operational data flow
- real-time site control + dispatch coordination
- portfolio availability/constraints and activation logic
- TSO-grade execution workflows: bidding, activation, reporting, and settlement-ready outputs
Built around three core strengths
How it works
1) Connect (open integration layer)
Bring assets and external systems into a consistent telemetry + command model, without rip-and-replace.
Bring assets and external systems into a consistent telemetry + command model, without rip-and-replace.
2) Operate (real-time control + portfolio orchestration)
Run dispatch loops with visibility into constraints, availability, and performance across sites and portfolios.
3) Execute (market-grade workflows)
Standardize bidding/activation/reporting so market participation becomes a routine capability, not a new project each time.
4) Scale (repeat the pattern)
Add sites, partners, TSOs, and markets without multiplying tooling and handoffs.
Outcomes teams use Fusebox OS to deliver
- Launch ancillary participation faster across new TSOs without bespoke reintegration
- Scale MW and markets without scaling ops headcount (fewer systems, fewer handoffs)
- Reduce operational errors and delivery risk with standardized execution
- Keep ownership and optionality (open OS, no lock-in; swap modules without re-platforming)
Business case snapshot
Ranges depend on starting stack, asset types, and target markets.
Who it’s for
Built for BRPs, BSPs, utilities, traders, and aggregators managing PV, wind, BESS, and flexible loads, especially teams who want enabling infrastructure they control, not a dependency.
Get to first MW, then scale
In 30 minutes, we’ll map your current stack and target markets, and outline the fastest route to first MW live.