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Get Control Over When Your Assets Consume Energy

FlexMeasures is an enterprise-ready & customizable energy optimization engine, for scheduling and forecasting in real-time operations.

 

✅ Integrate energy optimization and scheduling into your energy management system. FlexMeasures can be used for any type of energy usage (heating, EVs, factories and more), any type of energy source (solar, grid, generator). It allows your customers to optimize their energy consumption based on the variables that matter to them, whether it is when the solar panels are producing, fluctuating costs of energy or requirements from the grid operator. 

✅ Audit and understand the optimizations FlexMeasures creates. FlexMeasures is open source and well-documented. It’s fully controllable via a dev/agent-friendly API. In its core, it uses mathematical optimization and no LLMs. The UI allows to change many crucial settings and gives you a playback option to review critical days. Plus, FlexMeasures keeps audit logs on who did what.

✅ Want to get the most out of FlexMeasures, better understand how energy scheduling works or just proactively avoid pitfalls? You can work with the team at Seita, the energy optimization experts who built and maintain FlexMeasures.

FlexMeasures is a project at the Linux Energy Foundation, written in Python. Read more about FlexMeasures on the LF Energy blog.

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Testimonials

The first startups and research organizations are joining the eco-system. Here is what they say about FlexMeasures:

"FlexMeasures does the part that is hard to get right and easy to get wrong without noticing. That left us free to spend our time on the part customers actually see."
— Sam Aerts (Co-founder), Luo, Belgium     (read the Luo case study)

“FlexMeasures is a great way to start creating an energy management system solution. You can easily simulate and test without having all the energy hardware. The built-in UI makes it easy to visualize what is going on. Using the terminology of the USEF framework is also good and helps people acquire a terminology that helps with understanding of the European energy markets.”
— Ragnar Edholm (Senior Vice President of Engineering), Thiink Inc, U.S.

Organisations building on FlexMeasures

These organizations build & enrich their offerings with the help of FlexMeasures. Should your organization be part of this list? Welcome, feel free to reach out!

Read more in the FlexMeasures blog: