KURVE
Reducing heat network costs
Kurve Technologies was established in 2018 and after extensive development, the KURVE web-app was launched.
Traditionally, M-bus has been used as a unidirectional or 1-way meter reading infrastructure. Simply to request data from the energy meters. This data, which is freely available to all key stakeholders, can be used for billing either via email or by post. Exploiting the M-Bus infrastructure and creating a bidirectional or 2-way network creates the possibility of new types of equitable billing.
The KURVE equitable billing web-app gives heat suppliers the ability to remotely switch between Credit as You Go (CAYG) and Pay as You Go (PAYG) depending on their preference, or in response to individual consumer circumstances.
Consumer experience is paramount to the success of heat networks and having on-the-go access helps consumers to engage with their energy consumption.
KURVE helps reduce costs and risk, whilst improving transparency and convenience to residents.
The KURVE equitable billing web-app gives heat suppliers the ability to remotely switch between Credit as You Go (CAYG) and Pay as You Go (PAYG) depending on their preference, or in response to individual consumer circumstances.
Consumer experience is paramount to the success of heat networks and having on-the-go access helps consumers to engage with their energy consumption.
KURVE helps reduce costs and risk, whilst improving transparency and convenience to residents.
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KURVE is a web-app developed by Kurve Technologies, a company established in 2018. KURVE allows heat suppliers to remotely switch between Credit as You Go (CAYG) and Pay as You Go (PAYG) billing methods, depending on their preference or in response to individual consumer circumstances.
KURVE helps reduce costs and risk by exploiting the existing M-Bus infrastructure to create a bidirectional or 2-way network, enabling new types of equitable billing. It also improves transparency and convenience for residents by giving them on-the-go access to their energy consumption data.
The consumer experience is paramount to the success of heat networks, and KURVE helps consumers engage with their energy consumption by providing them with on-the-go access to their data. This improves transparency and convenience for residents.
Traditionally, M-bus has been used as a unidirectional or 1-way meter reading infrastructure, simply to request data from the energy meters. KURVE exploits the M-Bus infrastructure to create a bidirectional or 2-way network, enabling new types of equitable billing.
Yes, the KURVE equitable billing web-app gives heat suppliers the ability to remotely switch between Credit as You Go (CAYG) and Pay as You Go (PAYG) billing methods, depending on their preference or in response to individual consumer circumstances.
