From shared codebase to independent tech stack. Infrastructure, apps, and integrations.
EasyEnergy grew out of a shared codebase with its parent company. They needed their own cloud, their own pipelines, internal tools for operations, and data integrations for energy trading. We built all of it.
EasyEnergy is one of the first dynamic energy pricing providers in the Netherlands. Real-time market rates, passed straight to consumers. The brand grew out of NieuweStroom, a B2B energy supplier, and both companies ran on the same codebase. That worked until it didn't. Release cycles were coupled. Changes for one brand could break the other. And the internal teams had their hands full keeping the business running. EasyEnergy needed its own infrastructure, its own internal tools, and its own way of shipping new products.
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Independent infrastructure. Own apps. Own data pipelines. Shipping on their own terms.
We built the full technology foundation for EasyEnergy: dedicated Azure tenant, managed Kubernetes, staging and production environments, networking, security policies, and CI/CD pipelines. The team could finally deploy without waiting on the parent company's systems.
But we didn't stop at infrastructure. We built an internal tool for customer service, set up their app store presence, and connected their energy data to trading and forecasting systems. Robert Tilmans, EasyEnergy's Scrum Master, saw the difference in his sprints: "It makes my life as Scrum Master a lot easier. When something comes up, it gets picked up quickly." That speed came from removing the dependencies that had been slowing everyone down.
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