The new standard for interoperable energy.
Proprietary, integrated solutions are causing challenges in managing diverse energy assets due to limited interoperability, complex connections, and costly custom integrations.
TEIA standards bring greater data and device interoperability to energy operators and the ecosystem that surrounds them.
Trusted data and interoperable device connections across the entire decentralized energy value chain.
Interconnected ecosystem
Energy value chain requires seamless communication across diverse companies and technologies.
Security imperative
IoT devices, AI, and distributed data demand protection against cyberthreats–without isolating assets into silos.
AI authentication crucial
Unverified AI processing sensitive data poses risks of malicious exploitation of insights.
Multi-vendor advantage
Diverse procurement ensures efficiency, competitive pricing, avoiding monopolistic lock in.
TEIA integrates with key standards like Matter, OpenADR, and OCPP. Instead of reinventing the wheel, it delivers a universal, end-to-end energy data solution.
Spec | Purpose | Domain | End-to-End |
---|---|---|---|
TEIA 1.0 | Trust Model | IT/OT/Home | |
Matter 1.1 | Connectivity | Smart Home | |
OpenADR 3.0 | Information models | Demand Response | |
OCPP 2.1 | Transaction models | EV charging |
The energy sector requires standardized formats and protocols for digital transformation with a flexible and open framework.
Enhance security
• Zero-trust architecture
• Ecosystem-wide data protection
• Seamless & secure IT/OT convergence
Maximize investments
• Reduced procurement costs
• Mitigated vendor lock-in
• Lower OPEX
Accelerate innovation
• AI-ready infrastructure
• Reduced time-to-market
• Collaborative development events
Cameron Briggs, Chairman of TEIA.
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