Welcome to Brightmerge
The Energy Intelligence Platform for EV-Integrated Grid Design, Finance & Operations
An all-in-one SaaS platform to design and operate both new and existing EV charging grids. For engineering and finance teams.
Mission-critical software supporting greenfield and brownfield EV grid infrastructure across the full lifecycle.
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Initial site evaluation, including site ranking & Total Cost of Operation (TCO) analysis
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EV grid and charging infrastructure analysis & design
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Charging hub and grid capacity sizing
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A DERMS-based operating system orchestrating EV grid operations 24/7/365 to optimize the P&L
Execute feasibility and design scenarios 10× faster and at lower cost, while achieving double-digit optimization of returns through smarter technical and operational choices.
Why BrightMerge?
The Challenge
Designing and Managing EV charging infrastructure today is complex, time-consuming, costly - and often inaccurate.
Too many questions. Too many tools. It usually leaves you wondering:
Where do I start?
Vehicles, chargers, grid capacity, storage… how does it all fit together?
Spreadsheets, calculators, assumptions everywhere - hard to trust the outcome.
The Brightmerge Solution
Designed for financiers, operators, and engineers, Brightmerge’s modular SaaS platform optimizes EV-integrated grid from planning and investment through ongoing operations.
Site Design Investment and Evaluation Module (BRM DIEM)
Provides end-to-end techno-economic evaluation — from grid connection feasibility, storage sizing and EV-load modelling to full CAPEX/OPEX and performance assumptions.
Financial viability testing, IRR/NPV sensitivities, vehicle TCO analysis, and Go/No-Go decision support.
Site planning performed in hours rather than months, with accurate cost and comprehensive financial analysis.
Distributed Energy Resources Management System (BRM DERMS)
A DERMS-based operating system integrating real-time SCADA monitoring and grid orchestration to perform intra-site balancing across EV charging loads, energy storage, PV generation, and feeders, with continuous electricity cost minimization and financial tracking.
Virtual Power Plant Module
(BRM VPP)
BRM VPP aggregates dispatchable distributed energy resources, including battery storage and on-site generation, while coordinating flexible EV charging loads to enable participation in demand response, frequency stabilization, and other ancillary services.
Operational flexibility and storage capacity are converted into revenue streams through wholesale energy markets and ancillary services.
Monetize distributed assets through BRM VPP aggregation, ancillary services, and wholesale market participation.
Interactive, bankable dashboards for simulation-driven decision-making.

1. Designing & techno-financial optimization with BRM DIEM
2. Generate bankable models & reports
3. Operating, minimizing electricity cost & financial tracking with BRM DERMS
4. Monetize distributed assets through BRM VPP aggregation, ancillary services, and wholesale market participation.
The Brightmerge Advantage
Our sophisticated site planning analyses leverage proprietary algorithms, accelerating scenario creation/comparison to mere minutes while ensuring accuracy, cost efficiency, and comprehensive financial analysis - all while meeting today's most demanding EV fleet logistics and reliability needs.
Results in seconds & minutes - not weeks & months
Up to 30% average savings in initial investment & cost of energy
Integrated vehicle, fleet & energy management optimization
Who can Brightmerge help?
Our customers say...

"From advanced AI capabilities to deep knowledge of the electricity market, Brightmerge have an excellent approach to addressing a real need of Optimizing local energy systems”
CEO of Arava Energy Company
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