Gridimp
Gridimp is a UK energy software provider combining on-site impHub control with cloud analytics for commercial premises and microgrids. Its services coordinate generation, storage and controllable plant using tariffs, forecasts and operating constraints. The company also supports energy planning and flexibility participation, with published examples involving building systems and grid services. [1]
The entries below document published information against the eight assessment criteria. They distinguish stated capabilities from evidence needed for verification. No scores have been assigned.
Demonstrated innovation
The impHub recalculates demand, generation, weather, tariffs and constraints for automated control. A published Fusion case reports automated flexibility trading using existing building plant. [2] [5]
Net savings and operational value
Value routes include tariff arbitrage, solar utilisation and flexibility revenue. Site tariffs, export limits and operational schedules determine the opportunity; published examples are not general guarantees. [2]
Grid capacity and flexibility control
Gridimp describes automated flexibility dispatch while respecting import and export limits. Its Fusion case reports trading latent building flexibility with a distribution network operator. [2] [5]
Interoperability across equipment brands
Metering documentation covers Modbus meters, pulse counters and BACnet links to existing building systems. Control compatibility for the proposed equipment still needs checking. [3]
Reliability and recovery
On-site control and plant oversight are described, but the reviewed material does not specify loss-of-cloud fallback duration, restart behaviour or a contractual recovery target. [1] [2]
Cybersecurity and data governance
The reviewed control and metering documents do not establish encryption standards, identity management, retention rules or independent security certification for the complete service. [2] [3]
Installation, operation and user experience
The subscriber guide documents tariffs, fiscal meters, schedules and data import/export. Accurate metering and tariff configuration are necessary inputs to the operating workflow. [3] [4]
Support, lifecycle terms and portability
Subscription and partner services support ongoing operation, while published metering and user guides aid maintenance. Software support periods and migration arrangements require commercial clarification. [1] [3] [4]
- Gridimp platform overviewgridimp.com
- Automated flexibilitygridimp.com
- Gridimp metering optionsgridimp.com
- Subscriber tariff configuration guidegridimp.com
- Fusion project case studygridimp.com