About Intellihub
Company Overview
Intellihub, a privately held 50/50 joint venture between Pacific Equity Partners and Brookfield
HeadquartersSydney, NSW, Australia
Founded2018
SizeApproximately 400 employees across Australia and New Zealand (source: modernslaveryregister.gov.au)
What They Do
Intellihub specializes in digital energy management, providing smart metering devices and services to over 50 energy retailers across Australia and New Zealand (source: intellihub.com.au). The company focuses on installing, maintaining, financing, and operating smart meters and related infrastructure for electricity, gas, and water networks, serving residential, commercial, industrial, embedded networks, and solar metering customers (source: arena.gov.au). Beyond metering, Intellihub develops digital infrastructure for virtual power plants through a demand flexibility platform capable of orchestrating more than 500 MW of consumer devices such as hot water systems, solar PV, batteries, EV chargers, and pool pumps (source: arena.gov.au). The company also emphasizes smart water services and digital water infrastructure, including pressure monitoring and certification efforts (source: intellihub.com.au). As the only independent smart metering provider across ANZ, Intellihub supplies smart meters to more than 30 retailers, combining metering, data, capital, installation, and orchestration in a unified platform (source: arena.gov.au).
Projects & Track Record
One of Intellihub's flagship initiatives is the Demand Flexibility Platform, launched with $9.75 million in government funding from ARENA against a $22 million budget in December 2023. This project aims to aggregate 510 MW of load control by enrolling over 140,000 customer devices to support virtual power plant operations for retailer partners (source: arena.gov.au). Intellihub also led Australia's first and largest power pole-mounted EV charging project, managing all aspects from project management and stakeholder coordination to product development, metering, and charge point operations (source: arena.gov.au). Their broader platform encompasses funding, procurement, installation, maintenance, monitoring, optimization, and orchestration for solar, battery, and behind-the-meter assets (source: arena.gov.au). In the water sector, Intellihub has expanded into smart water initiatives, including Smart Drop Certification for its smart water services, enhancing water network visibility and monitoring (source: intellihub.com.au).
Recent Developments
In 2025 and 2026, Intellihub announced the refinancing and upsizing of approximately A$3 billion in Certified Green Loans to accelerate growth in its energy-transition platform (source: intellihub.com.au). The company entered a commercial agreement with ENGIE to expand EV charging rollout and enhance consumer access to household energy management solutions, alongside launching Zelora with Bunnings for home electrification (source: intellihub.com.au). Additionally, Intellihub partnered with Poolwerx on a government-funded pilot to test smart energy technology for pool energy and water health, and collaborated with Hayes Metals on smart meter circular-economy recycling initiatives (source: intellihub.com.au). The National Reconstruction Fund Corporation invested $100 million to support Intellihub’s deployment of smart meters and creation of local jobs in software, analytics, energy services, logistics, warehousing, telecom, and IT partnerships (source: nrf.gov.au).
Working There
Intellihub offers employment opportunities across a diverse range of functions including metering operations, installation, service-centre support, software development, analytics, energy services, logistics, warehousing, telecommunications, and IT (source: nrf.gov.au). The company maintains offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Hobart, Auckland, Hamilton, and Tauranga, providing roles across both Australia and New Zealand (source: modernslaveryregister.gov.au). Intellihub’s culture emphasizes digital infrastructure, customer experience, and large-scale operational delivery rather than traditional utility project development (source: arena.gov.au). Employee training is a priority, with 96% of employees receiving modern slavery training in 2023 and 100% trained in FY2025, reflecting a strong commitment to ethical practices (source: modernslaveryregister.gov.au). The main Sydney offices are located at Level 14, 570 George Street and 15–21 Doody Street, Alexandria, serving as key hubs for the company’s workforce (source: linkedin.com).
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