Orchestrate every DER. In real time.

Eve Sync dispatches across EVs, batteries, solar and flexible loads, at the feeder, at the system peak, in the wholesale market. Sub-15-minute response. Settlement-grade evidence by default.

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One engine · Seven applications · One audit trail

The intelligence is built in, not bolted on.

One engine. Activate the applications that match your program.

Every dispatch context — feeder constraints, system peaks, residential coordination, V2X
Same data, same audit trail, end to end
Edge DERMS — your Grid DERMS calls Eve for behind-the-meter flexibility
Layered over your existing stack — no rip and replace
IEEE 2030.5 CSIP certified · SOC 2 certified

Device-level control

Targeted dispatch at the individual asset, not the system average.

A constrained transformer doesn't need every EV on the network to slow down. It needs the 80 enrolled vehicles within 2 miles. Eve targets the device. Competitors who only run fleet-level or grid-level events cannot.

Multi-asset coordination

Coordination is not just control. The same engine shapes load to any grid signal.

Solar, battery, EV, flexible load — coordinated as one. The same engine shapes load flat for capacity, peaky for arbitrage, or ramped to match renewables. Same assets, different shapes, same audit trail.

Every DER. Every flexibility context.

Seven applications. One engine. Activate what matches your program.

Eve Home

Every flexible asset in the home. One, some, or all.

Around half of US EV owners also have rooftop solar. Many add batteries within five years. Eve Home coordinates whichever combination of flexible assets your customer actually owns: EV alone, battery alone, solar plus EV, solar plus battery plus EV, full whole-home stack. Activate the combinations that match your program. 40–100 kWh of flexible capacity per home, against 5–13.5 kWh from a standalone battery. Up to 90% self-consumption in best-case homes.

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Eve Network

Defer the feeder upgrade. Surgically.

Distribution constraints rarely show up as system-wide problems. They show up as a 12kV feeder approaching its thermal limit, a transformer cluster running hot, a substation that can't host the next 500 EVs. Eve Network defines constraint zones tied to specific distribution assets, maps enrolled assets using meter geocoding, and applies tailored dispatch signals only inside the zone. Settlement-grade M&V on every event.

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Eve Export

The EV battery, working both ways. Home backup or grid export.

A 60–100 kWh EV battery powers a typical US home for two to four days. With Eve Export, that battery becomes either home backup at peak (V2H, typically no grid-side approvals required) or a grid-scale asset earning capacity, frequency regulation, and ancillary service revenue (V2G / V2X). Bidirectional dispatch through the EV, integration with bidirectional EVSE hardware, battery health protection per OEM specs.

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Eve MultiFamily

Enroll the 40% of EV drivers without a garage.

Multi-family residences have historically been excluded from utility managed charging programs because the chargers belong to the property, not the driver, and utility incentive payments need to flow correctly across both parties. Eve MultiFamily solves the contract architecture: CPMS-network agreements with property owners, driver authorization through the resident app, automated utility incentive flow to both site host and driver. First-of-its-kind multi-family managed charging deployed with utility partners in the Northeast US. Expanding to Michigan via DTE Energy's Emerging Technology Fund award.

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Eve Market

Wholesale flexibility. Aggregated. Bid.

Wholesale flexibility and ancillary services markets are progressively opening to aggregated DERs. UK and continental Europe lead in maturity. North America is catching up fast as ISOs implement FERC Order 2222. Eve Market bids your aggregated EV plus solar plus battery capacity into wholesale, balancing, and ancillary services markets across day-ahead, intraday, real-time, and frequency response timeframes. Sub-10-second aggregated load shed via EV V2G and battery dispatch, comparable response to a gas peaker.

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Eve Fleet

Depot demand charges, managed. Reimbursement, automated.

Fleet electrification stalls when depot demand charges blow out the operating budget, when home-charge reimbursement for take-home drivers becomes administratively impossible, when grid-services revenue stays theoretical because nobody has the orchestration platform to access it. Eve Fleet handles all three: telematics integration for departure scheduling, behind-the-meter peak shaving for demand-charge management, home-and-depot orchestration as one fleet for grid-services participation. RFID-based vehicle access control at depots.

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Eve Load

Firm dispatchable capacity. At MW scale.

System-level capacity is the most expensive thing utilities buy. It's also the hardest thing to defer. Eve Load aggregates enrolled assets at system level and dispatches them against capacity market settlement windows, ISO/RTO DR triggers, or contracted system peaks. Geography-blind dispatch across the enrolled portfolio. Resource adequacy compliance reporting as native output. Generates the credible capacity claim filed with PJM, MISO, ERCOT, or ISO-NE.

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Every dispatch · Every asset · IPMVP-aligned

Proof, not just performance.

Eve Sync generates measurement and verification records aligned to IPMVP. Automatically, every dispatch event. When the rate case hearing happens, the evidence is already in the filing. UKPN delivered 4,700 settled dispatches across 39 distribution grid areas. Every one of them has audit-grade provenance.

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Frequently asked

Questions operations teams ask before they wire Eve Sync in.

How is Eve Sync different from a Grid DERMS?+

Grid DERMS platforms dispatch from the grid side only. Eve Sync coordinates from both grid and customer sides on the same Orchestration Engine: multi-DER aware, customer-side enrollment built in, and every dispatch verified at the asset, not just the substation.

What's the dispatch latency?+

Sub-15-minute dispatch across EVs, batteries, solar and flexible loads. Real-time control loop with field-verified telemetry, so the dispatched value matches the settled value.

How does Eve Sync handle multi-asset events?+

Eve Sync coordinates EV, battery, solar and flexible-load assets within a single dispatch. Seven applications run on the same Orchestration Engine, from feeder-level non-wires alternatives to wholesale flexibility markets, capacity, ancillary services and customer guidance.

What baselines does the M&V output align to?+

IPMVP-aligned, with NY Joint Utilities, Maryland DSSS and CPUC baseline methodologies supported as native output. Eve Sync emits the M&V artifact alongside the dispatch event, not as a reconciliation step afterwards.

Can we run multiple applications simultaneously?+

Yes. The Orchestration Engine stacks applications on the same asset pool: capacity, energy, ancillary services, distribution-level dispatch and customer guidance can run side by side without conflict. Value-stacking is the default, not the exception.

How does Eve Sync integrate with our existing SCADA/ADMS?+

Native connectors for major SCADA and ADMS systems. Eve Sync layers over your existing stack with no rip and replace. Telemetry flows both ways for closed-loop dispatch verification, and feeder-level visibility plugs into your existing operator workflow.

What's V2X-ready in Eve Sync today?+

V2G, V2H and V2B coordination ships with Eve Export. Brattle quantifies the V2X uplift at $575 to $1,320 per EV per year (2.3x the base managed-charging value). Live customer pilots in progress.