Intraix is a Singapore-based company focused in deriving value out of Energy Consumption Data.

The Intraix Home Energy Management Solution makes use of Smart Meters, Smart Plugs and Smart Sensors to provide optimisation modules to reduce Household Energy Consumption. Instead of merely the provision of raw data trends and notification modules which is aimed at sculpting behavioural changes, Intraix provides a comprehensive Energy Management Solutions that provides Actionable Intelligence to our system owners which could allow passive energy savings through automated energy optimization controls provided by our analytical engine.

Data is also fully liberalised for our System Owners in which they possess full ownership of the data they generate and have the ability to make the decision who/which company or agency they would like to market their data. Intraix, in this case will only play the role of Data-Vaulting services and a Data Marketplace Platform for Data Providers and Data Acquirers.

Few of the common things we noticed from marginalized island communities are their inability to access electricity, the use of fuel-based lamps and the abundance of seawater. These encouraged us to develop a lighting system that runs on the very basic items seen on every household — water and salt, or for the islanders — seawater.

There are over 7,000 island in the Philippines, most of these islands do not have access to electricity, and kerosene had become a commodity to households in unelectrified marginalized communities. Over the past few years of studying such living conditions, developing the correlation between geographical location, status quo and the use of fuel-based lamps, we have come up with a conclusion that the practice of using such light source had been passed on from generations thus, these people never deviated from using fuel-based lamps. The method of refilling kerosene in lamps (according to a native, southwest of the Philippines) brings about emotional security despite its many cases of fire accidents caused by tipped over lamps and candles. About 16 million Filipinos could possibly suffer the consequences therefore making local governments and even private sectors more concerned, extending their efforts to replace such customs. And to contribute to these efforts, we have developed a more cost-effective, safe and environmentally friendly lamp that runs on saltwater. Our mission is to decrease the light inequality in the Philippines and the world which has about 1.4 Billion people without access to electricity.