WattsNext Concept
Community Energy Matchmaker for Low-Carbon Solutions
WattsNext is a community energy matchmaker service that helps groups of households unlock better, cheaper and lower-carbon energy solutions. It turns fragmented individual demand into coordinated community power, making it easier for trusted providers to offer great deals on time-of-use tariffs, solar, home batteries, EV charging, and other low-carbon technologies.
How it works
1. Start a Group
A community organiser, a neighbour champion, or a tenant signs up. They receive a unique link to share with anyone who wants to join their group.
2. Build Profile
Households click the link and authorise smart-meter data. WattsNext turns this into a detailed profile revealing energy patterns and low-carbon opportunities.
3. Partner Bidding
We package the anonymised profile and invite vetted partners to bid. Partners offer tariffs, hardware, software, and investment opportunities.
4. Delivery
Partners compete to serve the community. When the best offers are chosen, WattsNext hands the relationship over for seamless delivery.
Become a WattsNext Partner
We're looking for innovative hardware, software, and tariff providers to help scale community energy. Join our ecosystem to access pre-qualified groups and lower your customer acquisition costs.
Value for communities
A trusted, independent concierge that translates confusing energy data into an actionable profile
Access to competitive bids for time-of-use tariffs and low-carbon tech
Access to investment for those unable to pay up front
Savings delivered through smarter consumption, not sacrifice
Collective bargaining power normally reserved for large organisations
A route to decarbonisation that respects real household behaviour
Value for providers
Pre-qualified, well-profiled groups of households and buildings
Lower acquisition costs and clearer demand signals
Opportunities to deploy innovative time-of-use and flexibility products
A scalable pipeline for low-carbon technology rollout
Revenue Model
WattsNext earns a percentage of the project value from successful providers, not from households. This is an equitable model enabling a just transition.