Tredecellion Energy Core is a multi-tenant infrastructure platform designed for energy companies that need one governed operating layer across customers, contracts, metering, tariffs, billing, switching, supplier connectivity, APIs, automation and flexibility services. Core sits between the energy company and the licensed suppliers, market operators, metering services and specialist infrastructure connected underneath it.
The architecture is country-aware and provider-neutral. Market behaviour is handled through configuration and adapters so the same Core can support different currencies, meter conventions, switching processes, tariff structures and external providers without turning the platform into one supplier’s private system.
Each tenant remains isolated while approved integrations connect suppliers, market services and country-specific processes through the same governed operating layer.
Core groups the platform around the operating responsibilities an energy company needs to manage.
Organisations, brands, countries, staff, permissions and isolated data ownership.
Customers, contracts, meters, consumption, products, tariffs, billing and revenue records.
Supplier connectivity, registrations, switching, market messages and operational exceptions.
Analytics, forecasting, AI assistance, DER, grid data and flexibility orchestration.
APIs, webhooks, event messaging, integration governance, security and developer tooling.
The cards below describe the platform structure only. They do not show invented customers, fabricated meter readings, simulated bills, fake balances or pretend supplier results. Operational data appears only when a real backend record or external integration provides it.
Manage energy companies, brands, countries, teams, permissions and tenant configuration from one governed Core environment. Tenant boundaries keep customer, contract, meter, billing, credential and operational records separated.
Open serviceControl customer onboarding, accounts, premises, contracts, moves, renewals, closures and lifecycle history. Customer events connect naturally with metering, products, billing, switching and authorised communications.
Open serviceManage electricity and gas meter points, physical meters, readings, interval consumption and data quality. Core is structured to receive real data through supplier, smart-meter, market or specialist metering integrations.
Open serviceCreate configurable electricity and gas products across different markets. Support fixed, variable, time-of-use, dynamic, EV, export and business tariffs without hard-coding one supplier.
Open serviceConnect contracts, tariffs and validated consumption to billing operations. Core provides structure for invoices, payment allocation, credits, adjustments, refunds, collections, reconciliation and revenue assurance.
Open serviceCoordinate supply onboarding, registrations, switching, objections, failed switches, market messages and supply-point status through country-specific processes while keeping Core provider-neutral.
Open serviceConnect Core to licensed suppliers, market operators, meter-data providers, payment providers and other energy infrastructure through interchangeable adapters. Provider credentials and routing remain separated from Core business logic.
Open serviceCreate operational workflows for onboarding, billing, switching, meter exceptions, payment failures, approvals and escalations. Workflow logic can act on real records and preserve a complete audit history.
Open serviceCoordinate meter installation, replacement, inspections, engineer appointments, maintenance and site visits. Work orders can be assigned to authorised teams or external partners with clear status and completion history.
Open serviceMove existing energy operations into Core using controlled data mapping and validation. Customer, contract, meter, tariff and billing records can be reviewed before import and preserved with migration audit history.
Open serviceTurn operational energy data into useful intelligence for authorised teams. Analyse consumption, demand, tariff performance, billing trends, load profiles, revenue patterns and anomalies from real tenant data.
Open serviceAssist authorised staff with billing, meter, switching and operational investigations while keeping humans in control. AI features should work only on real permitted Core data and preserve an auditable decision trail.
Open serviceManage future distributed-energy services including EVs, chargers, solar, batteries, heat pumps, thermostats and flexible loads through approved device and market integrations.
Open serviceProvide the architecture for aggregating distributed assets into flexibility portfolios, with asset pools, capacity, dispatch, forecasting, event management and performance records driven by real connected assets.
Open serviceModel electricity and gas supply points, network relationships, connection status, outages, constraints and import or export capacity in a country-neutral structure.
Open serviceExpose controlled Core capabilities to approved applications and energy-company clients using scoped APIs, credentials, tokens, rate limits, webhooks and delivery history.
Open serviceGovern supplier, metering, payment, CRM, accounting, communications and data integrations from one integration layer with tenant-specific permissions, credentials and connection settings.
Open serviceProtect Core through authentication, MFA, role-based permissions, session management, API security and tenant-level audit history for sensitive access and operational changes.
Open serviceProvide authorised technical teams with development credentials, API exploration, schema references, logs, webhook testing and controlled application registration separate from production operations.
Open serviceSupport reliable communication between Core modules and external integrations through event streams, message queues, retry handling, failed-event tracking, subscribers and delivery logs.
Open serviceCore does not manufacture customer records, meter readings, tariff outcomes, balances, invoices, switching results or supplier responses. Operational values come from the Core database or from a connected external service.
Each energy company operates within its own tenant boundary so customer, contract, meter, billing, credential and operational records remain isolated from other tenants.
Licensed suppliers and market services connect through adapters so Core business logic does not depend on one provider, one country or one partnership.
Currency, tax, meter identifiers, tariff rules, switching flows, disclosures and market messaging can be configured according to the relevant country and market.