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Full detail: Where this data comes from
EnergyHub is a Brooklyn, New York distributed energy resource management system (DERMS) vendor and an independent subsidiary of Alarm.com (Nasdaq ALRM), operating in its home market of the United States. Its Edge DERMS platform (formerly marketed as Mercury DERMS) lets electric utilities enroll, forecast, dispatch, and measure customer-owned distributed energy resources — smart thermostats, batteries, electric vehicles and EV chargers, solar inverters, and commercial and industrial loads — as virtual power plants, and the company says it has been running load control programs since 2009. EnergyHub sits squarely in the private middle layer of the energy value chain: it is not a utility, not a retailer, and not a market operator, so no consumer energy data mandate applies to it — there is no Green Button obligation, no Consumer Data Right designation, and no Ontario regulation in play. Its API posture is honestly partner-only and entirely undocumented in public.
APIs.json: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/energyhub/refs/heads/main/apis.yml
- Energy
- United States
- Utilities
- Electricity
- Grid
- DERMS
- Distributed Energy Resources
- Demand Response
- Virtual Power Plant
- OpenADR
- EV Charging
- Solar
- Energy Storage
- Smart Thermostats
- Created: 2026-07-27
- Modified: 2026-07-27
Mercury Edge Connect is EnergyHub's standardized integration framework for connecting DER providers to the Mercury/Edge DERMS platform. EnergyHub states that the API "is based on the Open ADR standard, with enhanced functionality around automated enrollment, monitoring, and other functionality required for managing enterprise-wide portfolios of grid-edge and customer-owned DERs." No public reference documentation, schema, or operation list is published. The host mec.energyhub.com was probed on 2026-07-27 and is live behind a valid DigiCert certificate, returning HTTP 400 "No required SSL certificate was sent" to every anonymous request — mutual TLS client-certificate authentication. Access requires a DER partner agreement.
- Human URL: https://www.energyhub.com/news/mercury-edge-connect-announcement
- Base URL:
https://mec.energyhub.com
- DERMS
- OpenADR
- Demand Response
- Distributed Energy Resources
- Partner
- Announcement
- Documentation — Okta SSO gated
- Partner Program
The Marketplace API integrates the Mercury/Edge DERMS platform with utility marketplace providers and online retailers so that a consumer buying a DER device can be pre-enrolled in a utility demand-response program at the point of sale. EnergyHub says it "automates the verification of DER program eligibility, incentive processing, and enrollment." Named launch integrators are EFI, Enervee, and Uplight. Despite being called "open" in the announcement, no public documentation, base URI, schema, authentication scheme, or signup was found.
- Demand Response
- Enrollment
- Marketplace
- Incentives
- Partner
| Dimension | Finding |
|---|---|
| Home market | United States |
| Mandate regime | none |
| Mandate status | not-applicable — EnergyHub is a DERMS vendor, not a utility, retailer, DNO, or market operator, so no Green Button, CDR, or Ontario obligation attaches to it. No compliance claim was made, so there is no claim-versus-implementation gap. |
| Data standard | OpenADR — vendor-stated basis for the Mercury Edge Connect API, version not stated, no OpenADR Alliance certification found. |
| Consumer data API | No. There is no documented way for a third party or a consumer to obtain an individual customer's usage or billing data from EnergyHub. |
| Open market data | No. No grid, market, program, or system datasets are published; no data portal exists. |
| Access gate | partner-only. No self-serve signup exists. A DER manufacturer submits the "become a partner" contact form, then integrates under a commercial partner agreement. |
| Auth model | Mutual TLS (X.509 client certificate) at the runtime endpoint; Okta SSO with MFA for the documentation knowledge base. No public API keys, no public OAuth, no .well-known/openid-configuration. |
| Specs harvested | 0 — no OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, JSON Schema, or Postman collection exists on any EnergyHub property or in its GitHub organization. |
Enrichment round 2026-07-27. Every artifact below is a probe result, a verbatim vendor statement, or a faithful generation from this repository — nothing was invented. Where the honest answer is "nothing exists", that is recorded rather than filled in.
| Artifact | What it says |
|---|---|
| authentication/energyhub-authentication.yml | Mutual TLS confirmed by probe — mec.energyhub.com returns nginx 400 No required SSL certificate was sent on every path. Okta SSO gates the docs portal. No API keys, no OAuth. |
| conformance/energyhub-conformance.yml | OpenADR is a vendor claim, not a certification. Eighteen standards assessed; TLS 1.3 and mutual TLS confirmed, no compliance program published. |
| lifecycle/energyhub-lifecycle.yml | No versioning scheme, deprecation policy, SLA, status page, or changelog. Platform lineage Mercury DERMS → Edge DERMS; the public API surface has been static since 2021. |
| packages/energyhub-packages.yml | Seven registries searched, zero first-party SDKs. Three near-miss third-party packages recorded so a later round need not re-search them. |
| well-known/energyhub-well-known.yml | Six discovery documents probed across four hosts: zero found. help.energyhub.com returns HTTP 200 soft-404 login HTML for all of them. |
| security/energyhub-domain-security.yml | TLS 1.3 on both hosts, SPF and DMARC p=reject, no DNSSEC, no CAA, no HSTS on the website host. |
| integrations/_index.yml | The published DER partner ecosystem — 32 named device manufacturers, 16 of them already company repos in this network. Listing-only: no EnergyHub OpenAPI exists to bind Arazzo workflows to. |
| llms/energyhub-llms.txt | Generated agent-facing summary. EnergyHub publishes no llms.txt; the one on its ClickHelp portal is an unreplaced "My Product" vendor template. |
Not produced, and why: no openapi/, asyncapi/, skills/, mcp/, overlays/, errors/,
data-model/, scopes/, sandbox/, cli/, or conventions/ — all of these require a
machine-readable contract or documented request semantics, and EnergyHub publishes neither.
No vulnerability-disclosure or trust-center artifact: probes found no security.txt, no bug
bounty, and no trust page.
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