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    Company Overview

    Enode

    Oslo, Norway

    2020

    Employee count is not publicly disclosed, and revenue figures are unavailable as Enode remains private with no public financials reported for 2023 or later (source: enode.com).

    What They Do

    Enode is a private technology company focused on creating digital infrastructure for a flexible energy system through APIs that connect various energy devices. Founded in response to the electrification of sectors like transportation, Enode aims to improve coordination between renewable energy supply and demand. Their unified API platform connects and controls distributed energy resources (DERs) such as electric vehicles (EVs), home chargers, solar inverters, home batteries, thermostats, and HVAC systems, supporting over 1,000 energy devices from more than 80 brands across five categories as of late 2025 (source: enode.com). The platform provides a developer-friendly interface for instant integration, enabling real-time data access, remote control, automation, and optimization based on electricity prices and user-set parameters, which has managed over 100GWh of energy and reached over 250 million energy customers globally through partners (source: enode.com). Enode's target markets include energy retailers, EV charging networks, smart home startups, and renewable solution providers, with notable clients such as E.ON, Fjordkraft, and OVO Energy (source: theapipost.substack.com).

    Projects & Track Record

    Enode's track record centers on platform integrations that enable partner projects rather than developing physical renewable energy projects. As of November 2025, the company has connected over 500,000 devices and managed more than 100GWh of energy (source: enode.com). Notable integrations include Fjordkraft's EV service, which successfully reduced customer charging costs by 20% through Enode-enabled optimizations (source: enode.com). Current efforts involve expanding device support and partnerships for home energy management, focusing on optimizing solar self-consumption and multi-device automations across EVs, batteries, and HVAC systems (source: enode.com). Key clients include global energy firms and OEMs like Sungrow, SolaX Power, GoodWe, and Myenergi, all aimed at simplifying OEM-to-app connections (source: theapipost.substack.com).

    Recent Developments

    In the last two years, Enode announced a significant partnership with Sense on August 20, 2025, to enhance EV insights, smart charging, and grid-edge analytics for utilities using Enode's APIs alongside Sense's real-time power flow data (source: prnewswire.com). The company secured a $15M Series A funding round led by Creandum, with participation from existing backers, building on a prior total of $17.2M raised by mid-2023 to fuel API expansions (source: enode.com). Key contracts and partnerships included collaborations with Sungrow for solar/storage connectivity and SolaX Power for PV/battery integrations, all aimed at simplifying OEM-to-app connections (source: enode.com). Milestones in 2025 included passing 500,000 connected devices and launching services live with millions of users via OEM/energy company partners (source: enode.com).

    Working There

    Enode offers a remote-first work environment with a focus on engineering, product, revenue/sales, and climate/energy tech expertise. The company is likely to have departments in software development, partnerships/business development, product management, and operations, reflecting its growth and global remote setup (source: enode.com). Hiring appears centered at the Oslo headquarters, with remote opportunities worldwide but a preference for European timezones (source: climatebase.org). The company culture emphasizes mission-driven work on energy transition, rapid iteration, and collaboration with top investors, fostering a passion for sustainability through technology (source: theapipost.substack.com). Specific benefits are not documented, but the remote-first model and backing by elite VCs suggest competitive perks typical for Series A climate tech firms.


    Last updated on 2026-02-23 | Report an issue

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