Most flexibility procurement so far in Aotearoa has been one-off, manual, and fragmented. Localflex creates a shared space — transparent, fair, and easy to engage with — that shifts flexibility from “pilot project” to standard practice.

Localflex is designed to simplify, standardise, and scale the way networks and flexibility service providers engage. It’s a full-market platform that covers the entire process, from onboarding to verification and settlement.

Why flexibility isn’t a feature — it’s the future. This is a moment of choice for Aotearoa’s electricity networks. You can wait. Or you can lead.

Our Energy Limited and EPEX SPOT are pleased to announce their collaboration to roll out EPEX SPOT’s Localflex solution in New Zealand.

As the energy sector continues to change and evolve so too do the projects and initiatives that can be accomplished within it.

We don’t want to stand around waiting for the plan though. There are three immediate priorities to work on.

Specifying the who, what, when, and how, plus clearly describing the why, will not be easy. Neither will completing the tasks set down in the resulting plan.

Solar is incredibly beneficial for commercial businesses and is beneficial for the manufacturing one who tenants one of our properties.

The Te Rehe Solar Network has its roots steeped in history but with an eye very much to the future.

Markets are not organic (with the obvious exception of your local farmers’ market).

Making flexibility a feature of system and network operation means updating the operating instructions.

Flexibility-first means networks - transmission and distribution - explicitly commit to a flexibility-first approach to network operation and asset management.

We want to talk about the vision for the future. The outcomes needed to unlock the value of DER and flexibility. The priorities for achieving those outcomes. The approach.

Why we’re collaborating and an open invitation to join us.