Power networks everywhere are filling up with data centres, factories and chargers faster than new cables can be laid. Corten Energy runs the software that puts existing capacity to work, so businesses get the power they need without waiting years for new infrastructure.
Three forces are converging on the power network all at once. Demand has never climbed faster, the way we draw power is changing, and building new grid has never been slower. The maths no longer works on hardware alone.
Hyperscale data centres are commissioning at a scale unimaginable a few years ago — each one a small city's worth of demand, drawing hard and fast, with power-quality needs that strain the network around them.
EV fleets, electrified industry and advanced manufacturing are reshaping how, and how unpredictably, power gets drawn. Across whole regions the shape of demand is changing as fast as its size.
The equipment is on the shelf — putting it in the ground is not. New capacity means cables, road-opening approvals, and renewing assets laid decades ago: 18 to 30 months, even when everything goes right.
You can't lay cable fast enough to meet this. The fastest new capacity isn't built — it's unlocked.
That makes this a hardware-and-software play. Batteries, chargers, and flexible load are the hardware; Nervve™ is the software that coordinates them into real value — squeezing far more out of the network we already have, and out of every new asset added to it.
On any power network, a huge amount of capacity is reserved and paid for but barely used. At the same time, other businesses that want to grow are capped, and pay a premium for headroom they can't get. The capacity exists. It's just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Capacity is booked years ahead and billed in full — whether or not it is ever used. Most of it stays idle, a standing cost with nothing to show for it.
The business next door is ready to expand, electrify, or power a new facility — but hits its ceiling and pays penalties to push past it, or waits years for new infrastructure.
The most transformative platforms of the last decade never owned what they sold — they simply unlocked what already sat idle. Nervve™ does the same for the grid: opening up spare capacity, and matching those who hold it with those who need it.
We don't generate electricity or own the wires. We coordinate what's already there, so capacity flows to where it's worth the most and the network does more with what it has.
It needs no new wires or power stations. It's a two-sided marketplace that uses what's already connected, moving capacity to where it's needed as conditions change.
Those who hold more reserved capacity than they use can make it available — turning a standing cost into a source of value.
Those who need headroom draw on it through the marketplace — growing without waiting on new infrastructure or paying punitive rates.
Nervve™ matches supply to demand, prices it fairly and settles it automatically. Both sides carry on operating exactly as before.
The trade happens in the background. Most of the time, the people it helps never see it run.
Plenty of platforms can match supply with demand. The harder problem, and where our technology earns its keep, is reading the whole network and coordinating it as conditions change minute to minute. Three capabilities sit on top of the marketplace.
Heavy, spiky loads disturb the grid. Nervve™ sits in between and absorbs the shock before it lands.
Our models turn passive consumers into active participants — flexing in concert to support the grid in real time.
Beyond the assets, a seamless wrap of services that lowers a customer's overall cost of power.
Nervve™ is up and running, handling capacity, dispatch, flexibility and settlement across a digital model of the distribution network. Here is what it looks like today.






Cloud-native and operational. Built to scale across the network. · Screens show representative data.
Our identity is built from one idea: intelligence above, coordination below. Two names, one architecture — paired the way biology pairs them.
Corten — from cortex — is the company and the thesis. The institution that carries the conviction, the long horizon, and the standing. Playful on first contact; quietly vast on reflection.
It is the name customers, partners, and the public connect to. The intelligence that decides what should happen.
Nervve™ — from nerve — is the platform. It takes what the brain intends and makes a distributed network respond as one. It dispatches before the problem lands and coordinates without being seen.
The double-v signals flow in both directions at once: it listens to the grid, and it acts on it.
The brain decides what should happen; the nervous system makes it happen across the network. One company, one platform.
Every bit of idle capacity we put to work is infrastructure that doesn't have to be built. Across a whole network, that changes what the energy transition costs and how quickly it can happen.
Unlock capacity that already exists, instead of building costly new infrastructure to sit half-used.
Let industry, data centres, and electrified business get the power they need without waiting years.
Turn a standing cost into value, and defer billions in build-out that the transition would otherwise demand.
A coordination layer for distributed energy — the connective tissue a decarbonising grid needs to move as one.
It's the ideal place to prove the model — dense, digital and under real strain. What works here is built to travel to other networks facing the same squeeze, across Asia and beyond.
Regulators, network operators, investors and the businesses that depend on power: this is a problem you can only solve if you understand all of them.
A decade-plus building clean-energy businesses across Asia-Pacific — most recently leading new-market entry for a global low-carbon energy major as Director, New Markets APAC, after establishing its clean-energy business across Australia and Asia from the ground up. A chemical engineer by training (Imperial College London), he has originated energy storage, transmission, electricity-import and hydrogen projects, and moves fluently between regulators, network operators, and investors.
An energy-transition operator and founding-team executive with deep experience across regulated, asset-heavy infrastructure. As an early investor and Chief Innovation & Engineering Officer at an electric-maritime clean-energy platform, he helped raise ~S$24M across three rounds and defined the technical and regulatory pathways to commercial viability. A mechanical engineer (Imperial College London) with a background in project finance and commercial structuring, he turns regulatory tailwinds, technology feasibility, and execution risk into bankable, scalable platforms.
Four decades in power-system operation, electricity market design, and grid regulation at the heart of a national energy market.
25+ years structuring energy and infrastructure investment across Asia, with seats on multiple boards.
Decades at the meeting point of energy, government, and sovereign investment.
Names to be announced as we step out of stealth.
We work across the power system, from the agencies that regulate it to the businesses that rely on it every day.
The public institutions shaping the energy transition
The custodians of the wires and substations
Gentailers billing and serving end customers
The fastest-growing loads on the grid
The businesses powering the real economy
The engineering and market-design brain trust
The investors funding the build-out
Batteries, EVs, and solar that make the grid bend
Named partners will be announced as engagements are confirmed.
Nervve™ is a network rather than a product you buy off a shelf. Here's where you might fit.
Put your spare capacity to work and turn a fixed cost into a return — without changing how you operate.
Reach the headroom you need to expand, electrify, or power what's next — without the wait or the penalty.
Plug into a coordination layer that makes your network more efficient and your customers better served.
Help stand up the connective tissue of a distributed grid. We're assembling the people who want to build something that lasts.
Tell us where you sit in the grid and we'll be in touch.