As outlined below, we've transitioned from the .ac to .energy domain and changed the staging sub-domain structure. The new domains have been live since January and all documentation has been updated to reflect this change. While the old domains are still active and no deprecation date has been set, it is recommended to update your integrations to the new FQDNs as soon as you are able to.

• Expanded API support for Leap Connect. Partners can now track the status of meter connections through the API and improve conversions by automating follow-up for customers who have started but not completed the Leap Connect and utility authorization process. View the Connect overview developer guide for more details.
• Enhanced meter metadata. Updates to the meter metadata available through the API make it easier to sync meters and track changes. This includes a last-modified request parameter, as well as program name, enrollment periods and more added to each meter response. We’ve also made it easier to identify when a meter requires a partner action to be taken. Read the meter management developer guide for additional information.
• Additional authentication options. In addition to login-based temporary authentication tokens, partners can now create and manage their own API keys, making it easier to authenticate to Leap API endpoints.

The first version of our new developer portal is now live!