Kaluza and ENGIE Sign Global Agreement to Deploy Energy Intelligence Platform
In a significant step toward accelerating the energy transition, ENGIE, a global energy player serving over 20 million business-to-consumer (B2C) contracts worldwide, has entered into a wide-scale licensing agreement with Kaluza. The deal will see ENGIE deploy Kaluza’s Energy Intelligence Platform (EIP) across multiple markets over the coming years, a move designed to enhance customer experiences, optimize distributed energy resources, and deliver smarter, cleaner energy services.
This partnership follows a rigorous evaluation process, during which ENGIE assessed a number of potential technology providers. Ultimately, Kaluza stood out for its innovative architecture, scalability, and ability to provide real-time intelligence for modern energy systems. The collaboration underscores the growing importance of digital solutions in an era where decarbonization, decentralization, and digitalization are reshaping the global energy landscape.
A Platform Built for the Energy Transition
Kaluza’s Energy Intelligence Platform is engineered to help utilities and energy providers modernize their operations and create new value streams. At its core, the platform integrates a cloud-native, modular infrastructure with a sophisticated real-time data architecture. This design makes it possible to unify customer operations, integrate distributed assets such as rooftop solar panels, electric vehicles, and battery storage, and introduce innovative services at scale.
The intelligence layer built into the system acts as a bridge between data and decision-making, providing actionable insights that allow companies like ENGIE to adapt quickly in a fast-evolving energy ecosystem. By moving away from legacy infrastructure and adopting Kaluza’s modular and flexible platform, ENGIE gains agility and resilience while reducing operational complexity.
Strengthening ENGIE’s Net-Zero Ambitions
For ENGIE, the agreement is not just a technological upgrade but a strategic investment in its long-term sustainability goals. The company has committed to achieving net-zero carbon by 2045, and digital platforms like Kaluza’s play a central role in achieving this ambition. By leveraging real-time insights and data-driven intelligence, ENGIE will be able to better align energy supply with customer demand, integrate renewable energy at scale, and improve the efficiency of grid operations.
Biljana Kaitovic, Managing Director of OneBtoC at ENGIE, emphasized the significance of the partnership:
“This partnership with Kaluza reflects ENGIE’s dedication to pursuing innovation in support of our net-zero ambitions. By leveraging real-time intelligence, we will strengthen our ability to deliver competitive, reliable and personalised services to our customers.”
Her remarks highlight ENGIE’s focus on combining operational excellence with customer-centric innovation. As energy consumers increasingly demand cleaner, more flexible, and more affordable services, digital platforms provide the necessary tools to meet these expectations while ensuring system reliability.
Kaluza’s Expanding Global Reach
For Kaluza, the ENGIE agreement represents another milestone in its global expansion. Already trusted by major energy suppliers such as OVO Energy in the UK and AGL in Australia, Kaluza’s platform is rapidly gaining recognition as a solution of choice for providers navigating the complexities of the clean energy transition.
Melissa Gander, CEO of Kaluza, reflected on the broader vision behind the partnership:
“This is more than a technology agreement. Kaluza was designed to help providers like ENGIE lead in a fast-changing world: streamlining operations, enabling new business models and unlocking value for customers and the grid. By working in partnership, we can turn the challenges of electrification into opportunities for growth and long-term impact.”
Her comments underscore that Kaluza’s role extends beyond delivering software. The company positions itself as a transformation partner, enabling utilities to adopt new business models around flexibility, demand response, and customer engagement—all of which are critical for enabling a low-carbon future.
Responding to the Global Energy Challenge
The global energy sector is undergoing profound change. Decarbonization requires the rapid adoption of renewables, while electrification is driving new demand from transport, heating, and industry. At the same time, consumers are demanding more personalized and sustainable energy services. Meeting these challenges requires platforms capable of managing vast amounts of data, coordinating distributed energy resources, and providing insights that allow for quick and effective decision-making.
Kaluza’s Energy Intelligence Platform is designed to address exactly these needs. By consolidating operations into a unified, data-rich environment, utilities can not only reduce costs and improve efficiency but also build entirely new services such as smart tariffs, automated energy management, and carbon tracking tools for consumers.
For ENGIE, deploying this platform means positioning itself at the forefront of the energy transition. The company can now offer its customers tools to better manage their consumption, integrate distributed generation, and participate in demand flexibility programs—initiatives that contribute to lowering overall system costs and emissions.
