Zoa Technologies

Zoa Technologies is a British technology company operating as a trading name of ENSEK Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales. Zoa provides a consumer platform and API for next-generation energy companies, enabling them to connect to home energy devices, optimise energy usage with AI, and scale their offerings quickly through a flexible SaaS model. The platform is designed to help energy suppliers and installers build deeper customer engagement, reduce cost to serve, and unlock new revenue streams. The Zoa offering centres on three pillars: Connect, Optimise and Scale. Through Connect, Zoa provides cloud-based connections to solar inverters, batteries and electric vehicles without additional hardware, allowing partners to access meaningful data for consumer and business applications. Optimise uses an AI optimisation engine that adjusts battery modes based on solar forecasts, energy usage patterns and tariff costs, with the company citing average annual household savings of around £190–£200 on certain tariffs. Scale refers to the flexible SaaS platform that lets partners launch and grow services rapidly. Zoa's platform supports managed EV charging, smarter solar batteries, and shifting energy usage to greener and cheaper times. It connects to over 500 devices and offers a unified experience for customers to manage their cars and devices in one place. The company also provides an API that allows energy businesses to build market-leading home energy management into their own apps, recommend tariffs and products, tap into flexibility markets, monitor device fleet health, and balance the grid by optimising homes at scale. A notable customer story is Glowb, a UK-based residential solar and battery installer. Zoa collaborated with Glowb to design and implement a home optimisation and consumer-facing application, delivering features such as AI-driven battery optimisation, live data on solar generation and home energy usage, and mobile and web apps. According to the case study, the project went from planning to being in consumers' homes in just a few months, with calculated average annual savings of £200 on Octopus Agile and Flex tariffs for users. Zoa is headquartered in Nottingham, England, at the registered office of ENSEK Ltd on Hounds Gate. The company positions itself as the consumer platform for next-gen energy companies, aiming to unlock value from energy assets, offer savings through AI-powered energy management, and enable rapid scaling via its SaaS platform. Its operating market is primarily the United Kingdom, serving energy suppliers, installers and other energy businesses.

Zoa Technologies is a British technology company that operates as a trading name of ENSEK Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales with company number 07167027. Its registered office is at Hounds Gate, 30-34 Hounds Gate, Nottingham, England. The Zoa brand is positioned as a consumer platform for next-generation energy companies, providing software and API tools that help energy businesses connect to home energy devices, optimise energy usage with AI, and scale their services. The company emerged from the growing need for energy suppliers and installers to offer smart home energy management without building the technology in-house. Zoa's platform allows partners to connect to solar inverters, batteries and electric vehicles via cloud-based connections, with no additional hardware required. This enables energy companies to access meaningful data for consumer and business applications, and to offer services such as managed EV charging and smarter solar battery usage. A key part of Zoa's offering is its AI optimisation engine, which continually adjusts battery modes based on solar forecasts, energy usage patterns and tariff costs. The company states that this optimisation delivers average annual savings of around £190 per household, and in a case study with Glowb, calculated average annual savings of £200 on Octopus Agile and Flex tariffs. Zoa also provides a consumer data model that surfaces personalised experiences and real-time insights into solar generation, import and export, home energy usage, and battery status. Zoa has partnered with Glowb, a UK-based residential solar and battery installer, to design and implement a home optimisation and consumer-facing application. The collaboration delivered features such as AI-driven battery optimisation, live data, and mobile and web apps on iOS, Android and web platforms. According to the case study published in April 2024, the project went from planning to being in consumers' homes in just a few months. Zoa's platform currently links to Solax battery inverters, with Solis coming soon. The company's API allows energy businesses to build market-leading home energy management into their own apps, recommend tariffs and products, tap into flexibility markets to boost revenue, reduce cost to serve by monitoring the health of their fleet, and balance the grid by optimising homes at scale. Zoa's platform connects to over 500 devices and supports a unified experience for customers to manage their cars and devices in one place. As of 2024, Zoa continues to operate as a trading name of ENSEK Ltd, with its website copyright notice stating "© ENSEK Ltd 2024. All rights reserved." The company remains focused on the UK market, serving energy suppliers, installers and other energy businesses with its SaaS platform and API.

• Zoa collaborates with Glowb to deliver home optimisation and consumer app

• Case study published: 'Driving consumer savings from solar systems'

• Website copyright notice shows © ENSEK Ltd 2024

The consumer platform for next-gen energy companies, enabling deeper customer engagement, lower cost to serve and new revenue streams through a flexible SaaS platform.

• Zoa consumer platform

  A unified experience for customers to manage their cars and devices in one place, connecting to 500+ devices.

• Zoa API

  Allows energy businesses to build home energy management into their apps, recommend tariffs, tap into flexibility markets, monitor fleet health and balance the grid.

• AI optimisation engine

  Adjusts battery mode based on solar forecasts, energy usage patterns and tariff costs, saving an average of £190–£200 per year per household.

• Managed EV charging

  Offers smarter tariffs that work for the customer, the supplier and the grid.

• Smarter solar batteries

  Maximises customer savings by storing excess solar power and selling to the grid in response to real-time demand and pricing.

1. 1Zoa | Managed EV Charging | Solar Batteries and Morezoa.io
2. 2Zoa | APIzoa.io
3. 3Driving consumer savings from solar systemszoa.io
4. 4Zoa Technologies - Wikidatawikidata.org