Energy Toolbase
Energy Toolbase provides cloud software for modelling, financing, controlling and monitoring commercial solar and energy storage projects.
- Acquired, subsidiary of Pason Systems
- Jensen Beach, FL, US
Energy Toolbase provides cloud software for modelling, financing, controlling and monitoring commercial solar and energy storage projects.
Energy Toolbase's core advantage is the depth of its utility-rate database, covering more than 120,000 rates, which underpins savings and incentive calculations competitors must license or approximate. Its modelling, proposal, financing and post-install controls share one platform and one dataset.
The company couples the software with financing integrations from lenders including Green Bridge Energy, Sunstone Credit, Sustainable Capital Finance and Luminia, and its ETB Controller is hardware-agnostic across tier-one battery providers, reducing vendor lock-in for developers and site owners.
Source: energytoolbase.com
Energy Toolbase prices ETB Developer as a cloud subscription and sells ETB Controller as a hardware system, with controller packages starting at $34,000 including the ETB Control Center, Metering Kit and an ETB Monitor subscription.
ETB Consulting is billed hourly on a pay-as-you-go basis across data, rates and policy support, professional support, and pre- and post-construction advisory tiers, letting customers scope spend to individual project needs.
Source: energytoolbase.com
Energy Toolbase's product suite covers the full lifecycle of commercial solar and energy storage projects. ETB Developer models project economics and produces finance-ready proposals, ETB Controller manages on-site energy dispatch, ETB Monitor tracks operational asset performance, and ETB Consulting provides pay-as-you-go expert analysis.
The suite is built on a utility-rate database tracking more than 120,000 rates. Energy Toolbase reports more than 3 million proposals generated across roughly 1,500 energy clients, and its controller hardware operates at more than 200 sites with over 150 MWh of storage capacity.
Source: energytoolbase.com