BitWatt energy services will be showcased at All-Energy Australia in Melbourne on October 28–29, 2026, as the company promotes ongoing management of commercial energy systems alongside a direct model for project partners.

Key Takeaways

  • BitWatt says its service combines AI-driven optimisation with monitoring and support from energy specialists.
  • The company works directly with contractors and installers and will demonstrate its approach at stand N135.

How BitWatt energy services work

BitWatt says its platform analyses electricity prices, weather, generation and demand to inform operating decisions, while specialists adapt strategies to customers’ requirements. Its support includes remote monitoring, a 24-hour service hotline, local teams and spare parts.

For a business with solar panels and battery storage, operating needs can change after installation. For example, a charging schedule that once suited a site may no longer match its electricity tariff or operating hours.

The company aims to reduce customers’ day-to-day workload and electricity costs and improve system reliability. It says results depend on site conditions, tariffs and system configuration.

Direct model for project partners

BitWatt works directly with engineering, procurement and construction contractors and installers, pairing its energy solutions and ongoing operations with sales and project-delivery support. It says partners receive access to training, design assistance and installation and commissioning guidance.

The company also identifies battery system integrators, electricity retailers and virtual power plant operators as potential partners, with the latter relationships subject to technical and commercial arrangements.

Next milestone

BitWatt plans to demonstrate the service at stand N135 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre during All-Energy Australia.

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