Connected and modelled to answer your every question.
We match over 35 UK datasets — meters, half-hourly reads, EPCs, building fabric, tariffs, weather, satellite — address by address, then model them into answers you can act on.
Perse holds the legal frameworks that make regulated energy data accessible without a site visit and without chasing tenant consent — for energy suppliers, landlords, lenders and the households in between.



Meter registries, EPCs, building fabric, tariffs, weather and satellite imagery all describe the same building — but they arrive in different shapes, keyed different ways. Matching them address by address is the hard part, and it is the part we own.
On top of the matched record sit our own foundational models, which can be run against every site — either at a site level or across a portfolio of sites, based on your needs.

Same foundation either way. Build with our data and models inside your own systems, or log in to our SaaS and read the answer.
For data, engineering and product teams. Every dataset and every model is available programmatically, at a single site or across a whole portfolio.
For portfolio owners, managers, lenders and end customers. Upload an address list or a single address and read the output — reporting, retrofit priorities, tariffs, flexibility.
Perse pioneered landlord legal access to energy consumption data for carbon reporting, and has since extended it to property managers, asset managers, social housing, banks and local authorities.
We help shape the rules for energy data access by working with — the UK government's Smart Data Council, the Perseus working groups, and advisory and change committees across Elexon, RECCo, Ofgem and DESNZ. Privacy is protected by design: occupants and bill payers control sharing through ConsentWallet, opt-in and reversible.
Frameworks tested with the regulator, not terms of service we wrote ourselves.
The 48 UK settlement periods run through every product we ship.
Turn anything off and sharing stops immediately. We name who receives data.
Every modelled figure carries how sure we are and what it was modelled from.
Run on the matched record and the same models every product calls — to report an estate and rank what to do first.
Essex County Council needed a 2025 energy and carbon report it could act on, not just file. Optimise reported the whole estate from metered data, sliced it by building characteristics, then assessed solar and heat pump viability property by property.
“The headline finding was clear: using real consumption data to prioritise retrofit activity has the potential to deliver up to 60% greater energy and carbon savings per £1k invested than using EPC data alone.”
Measured Action for Performance programme