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Software-Defined Infrastructure for the Next-Gen Grid

Modernizing local energy distribution with open software standards, DC backplanes, and decentralized routing.

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See How EnergyNet Works

EnergyNet reimagines how energy is produced, distributed, and shared. Inspired by the decentralized architecture of the internet, it connects smart microgrids through software-controlled energy routers—enabling energy to flow more efficiently between local producers and consumers.

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Watch this short video to see how EnergyNet is creating a more resilient, flexible, and renewable energy future.

Be Part of What’s Next

Interested in EnergyNet, exploring a potential project, or looking for ways to collaborate? We’d like to hear from you.

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The Paradigm Shift:
Legacy Grid vs. Open Energy Network

The 100-year-old Plain Old Grid System (POGS) relies on centralized, top-down power flow—creating massive bottlenecks, slow interconnection queues, and single points of failure. EnergyNet replaces this legacy infrastructure with open software protocols, local DC microgrids, and smart battery buffering to build a resilient, self-healing network.

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Live Infrastructure & Regional Pilots

Real-world deployments proving EnergyNet’s open architecture in action—using software-defined routing, DC microgrids, and local battery buffering to eliminate grid bottlenecks and power self-healing communities.

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ENERGY VALLEY and EnergyNet: Energy Village and Lund Green Innovation District
Lund, Sweden

Live deployment operating since April 2025. Connects 1MW solar/wind generation, 1MW battery storage, 10 commercial sites, and 270+ residences over local DC microgrid infrastructure.

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Penrith Sustainable Innovation Community (PSIC)
Western Sydney, Australia

Proposed sustainable innovation zone initiative leveraging Western Sydney University's Penrith Campus to relieve urban infrastructure constraints and drive green economic development.

Partnership Announcement

Global Urban Development (GUD) works in direct alignment with the EnergyNet Task Force to advance open-standard, decentralized energy distribution across global municipalities.

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Help Build the Future of Energy

EnergyNet is bringing together communities, utilities, innovators, and organizations to advance a more connected and resilient energy future.

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Interested in learning more or exploring how

you can get involved?

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Powering the next-generation grid with open-source, decentralized protocols.

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