Built for DER connectivity, not stack replacement.
Derapi helps manufacturers, DERMS platforms, VPP operators, and energy software teams connect to distributed energy assets through secure, manufacturer-sanctioned APIs.
Derapi vs. Other Energy Operations Platforms
Derapi is the interoperability layer that helps your existing systems connect to DERs and programs at scale. Once connected, we service, train, and maintain these connections to ensure success moving forward.
How Derapi compares
Energy Operations Orgs
Primary focus
Energy operations platform
Best fit
Teams looking for a broader software layer
Role in your stack
Moves up into operations, workflows, and reporting
Device access
Platform-led connectivity
Flexibility
More platform-dependent
Primary focus
DER connectivity and interoperability
Best fit
Teams that want to keep their stack and connect more DERs
Role in your stack
Sits underneath your stack as secure infrastructure
Device access
Manufacturer-sanctioned API access
Flexibility
Built to support your existing and future systems, partners, and customers
Why teams choose Derapi
Reduce integration drag
Avoid one-off builds for every device, program, or partner.
Keep your stack
Connect DERs without replacing the systems you already use.
Access trusted APIs
Use manufacturer-sanctioned integrations designed for reliability and scale.
Support more use cases
Connect distributed energy assets to the platforms and workflows that power DERMS, VPPs, utilities, and grid services.
Provide your customers with more options
Help manufacturers and asset owners make their devices available for VPPs, utility programs, demand response, and grid services.
Choose Derapi when connectivity is the bottleneck.
If fragmented APIs, limited device access, inconsistent telemetry, or custom integrations are slowing you down, Derapi helps clear the path.
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See how Derapi can help your team access more DERs, reduce integration complexity, and scale programs without replacing your existing stack.