List of Opus One Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Opus One for Blockchain Platform from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Opus One for Blockchain Platform include: Southern California Edison, a United States based Utilities organisation with 14013 employees and revenues of $17.55 billion, Ameren, a United States based Utilities organisation with 8981 employees and revenues of $7.62 billion, Swtch Energy, a Canada based Utilities organisation with 115 employees and revenues of $18.0 million and many others.
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Ameren | Utilities | 8981 | $7.6B | United States | Opus One Solutions | Opus One | Blockchain Platform | 2019 | n/a | In 2019, Ameren worked with Opus One Solutions to test Opus One, a Blockchain Platform, in a transactive energy marketplace at its Technology Applications Center microgrid. The engagement with Ameren Illinois explicitly evaluated blockchain ledger systems to enable distributed energy resource participation and locational pricing, addressing distribution grid and DER management in the United States. Deployment used Opus One’s GridOS for both market simulation and live testing, combining market modeling and on‑site microgrid experiments to validate market signal flows. The evaluation focused on market simulation capabilities, ledger-based transaction recording, and live interaction between DER assets and market clearing logic, reflecting functional workflows for bidding, settlement visibility, and locational price signals. Operational scope was scoped to Ameren Illinois and the Technology Applications Center microgrid, with the project framed as an evaluation of system capabilities rather than an enterprise rollout. Governance emphasized cross‑functional coordination between distribution operations and DER participants to test market rules and participation mechanisms, while Opus One’s GridOS provided the simulation and testing environment used during the initiative. | |
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Southern California Edison | Utilities | 14013 | $17.5B | United States | Opus One Solutions | Opus One | Blockchain Platform | 2020 | n/a | In 2020, Southern California Edison deployed Opus One, a Blockchain Platform, as the GridOS Transactive Energy Management System for a Department of Energy supported demonstration to manage distributed energy resources and to test location and time varying price signals in California. The engagement was scoped as an energy and distributed energy resource management pilot under DOE oversight, focused on real time price signaling and transactive workflows rather than broad enterprise rollout. The implementation configured Opus One GridOS to enable transactive market management workflows, distributed energy resource orchestration, and publication of location and time varying price signals. Configuration work concentrated on market rule definition, participant enrollment and device level orchestration capabilities that are typical for transactive energy management systems. Operationally the deployment interfaced with distributed energy resources across SCE territory and ingested locational and temporal price inputs for pilot participants, with GridOS acting as the platform for coordinating bids and dispatch signals. The project was executed as a demonstration in California under DOE grant parameters, with the platform operating at pilot scale for DER management and market signal testing rather than utility wide production control. The source does not explicitly confirm use of a blockchain ledger or specific clearing mechanism, the Blockchain Platform category label aligns with ledger and clearing functionality that can be used in transactive markets but was not stated in the demonstration documentation. Governance was aligned to DOE demonstration requirements and iterative pilot testing of market rules and price signals, with implementation emphasis on transactive coordination and DER operational controls rather than reported enterprise outcomes. | |
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Swtch Energy | Utilities | 115 | $18M | Canada | Opus One Solutions | Opus One | Blockchain Platform | 2020 | n/a | In 2020, Swtch Energy implemented Opus One as a blockchain-based EV charging management and vehicle to grid transactive energy platform. The deployment positioned Opus One explicitly as a Blockchain Platform to manage transactional settlement and coordination for distributed energy and EV charging, with a field demonstration conducted in Toronto under the Natural Resources Canada EVID program. The implementation emphasized smart contract driven workflows for transactive energy, including automated settlement of charging sessions, orchestration of V2G bidirectional flows, and ledgered visibility of distributed energy resources. Opus One was configured to support marketplace style transactions and session-level accounting, leveraging blockchain primitives to record and validate exchanges between charge points and grid participants. Operational coverage focused on EV charging and distributed energy in Canada, with the Toronto demonstration serving as the pilot geography. The platform integrated with EV charging infrastructure and V2G-enabled vehicles to enable transactional interactions and to surface data needed for grid coordination, while remaining technology neutral about specific device vendors. Governance for the pilot was anchored by the Natural Resources Canada EVID program, with protocols and participant enrollment governed through on-chain rules and pilot operational procedures. The stated goals of the Opus One deployment were to reduce transactional costs and improve grid efficiency, outcomes that framed the technical design and pilot validation criteria. |
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