Charging load you can actually dispatch.
Obelisk gives utilities and energy retailers a controllable view of EV charging: measured demand per site, schedules that respond to price and grid signals, and a settlement record for every adjustment delivered.
Demand that answers back.
Obelisk measures charging demand per site and per interval, adjusts charging sessions in response to price or grid signals, and records what adjustment was delivered against what was requested.
Utilities, energy retailers, aggregators and grid operators who need charging demand to be visible and controllable rather than inferred.
EV charging is treated as unmanaged load: invisible until it appears on a substation profile, and impossible to bid into a flexibility product with confidence.
Charging is the largest new flexible load on the low-voltage network. Whether it is an asset or a constraint depends on whether it can be scheduled and evidenced.
What a utility needs from charging.
Measured demand
Load per site, per point and per interval, in the same figures used for billing.
Signal response
Charging sessions adjust to price feeds, capacity limits or dispatch instructions.
Site-level limits
Connection ceilings enforced per site, with staged curtailment before the physical limit.
Tariff products
Support charging tariffs and off-peak propositions, per energy source, with the metering to back them.
Flexibility with an audit trail.
Flexibility you can bid
Controllable capacity is measured per window rather than estimated from vehicle counts.
Peaks that move
Charging is shifted out of network peaks without leaving vehicles short.
Evidence for settlement
Every event carries the request, the response and the measured outcome.
A charging proposition to sell
Tariffs and off-peak products rest on real session data instead of profiles.
Questions energy teams ask first.
Each charge point meters its own sessions and the site meter provides total load. Measurements are aggregated per interval and retained per site.
Price feeds, capacity limits from a grid operator, and dispatch instructions from an aggregator. The response is bounded by the departure times and minimum charge levels configured per site.
Yes. Each event stores the requested adjustment, the schedule change applied and the measured outcome, at the settlement granularity of the market.
No. Charge point metering complements the fiscal meter. Where a market requires certified metering for settlement, that device remains the reference.
Yes. The platform can run behind a utility brand, including the driver app and the customer-facing tariffs.
Talk to us about your flexibility programme.
Bring the products you want to serve and the sites in scope. We will map what charging load is controllable and how the delivery is evidenced.