Use Cases of IES
Seven real applications built on the India Energy Stack rails from a consumer's verifiable connection record to peer-to-peer solar trading across DISCOM boundaries.
Consumer Energy Passport
Your connection. Your assets. Proven in seconds.
A digital certificate of an electricity connection and everything behind the meter: the tariff category, the sanctioned load, the rooftop solar, the battery, the EV charger. Issued by the DISCOM. Held by the consumer. Checked by anyone in seconds.
Smart Meter Data Exchange
Meter data that moves in days, not months.
A standard, audited way for smart-meter data to move between the AMISP that operates the meters, the DISCOM that owns the data, and any authorised third party. Agreed once. Used everywhere. A receipt for every exchange.
Consumer Meter Digest
Your consumption history. Signed by your DISCOM. Yours to share.
A verified statement of a consumer's own meter readings for a chosen period, issued on demand into their DigiLocker or digital wallet. A bank, installer or housing society checks it in seconds.
DER Visibility
Every solar panel, battery and EV charger. Visible to the grid at last.
A verified register of the energy resources connected behind consumers' meters, published by the DISCOM feeder by feeder, with no personal data. Grid operators and aggregators read it directly.
Tariff Intelligence
Tariff orders published once, as code. Read by every system the same way.
The regulator publishes each tariff order as a signed, machine-readable file alongside the PDF. Billing systems, consumer apps and smart meters read the same rules directly. No re-typing. No drift.
DISCOM-Regulator Data Exchange
Regulatory filings that arrive as data, not documents.
A DISCOM submits its tariff filings, true-ups and compliance returns as structured, digitally signed data that the commission's systems ingest directly. Time-stamped, versioned and traceable.
Peer-to-Peer Energy Exchange
Surplus solar, sold neighbour to neighbour. Even across DISCOMs.
A consumer with rooftop solar sells surplus energy directly to a buyer, on the same DISCOM or a different one, through an exchange app. IES carries the trade contract, the meter evidence and the settlement. No central exchange.
