In the myth, Ariadne gives Theseus a thread so he can find his way out of the labyrinth. Mitos, in Greek, is that thread.
Permitting an energy project can feel like its own labyrinth: dozens of authorities, documents, and statutory clocks, each turning in its own corner. Ariadne Labs builds the thread through it. MitOS keeps a project on one continuous line from first application to grid connection, so nothing falls between the steps.
We are a software company with our roots in the field, not the other way around. The product is shaped by people who have run large energy infrastructure and lived with the cost of permitting that slips.
To be clear about names: Ariadne Labs is a software company in Athens. It is not the Ariadne Labs health-systems research centre in Boston. MitOS is our product. It is not MITOS, the Greek government's national registry of administrative procedures.
MitOS is built by a team with hands-on experience in renewable energy projects.
The team's background covers the work MitOS supports, from permitting to project controls and delivery.
The two disciplines MitOS brings onto one record, practised first-hand across the team.
The permitting law of Greece, Italy, and Switzerland encoded in the product from the regulators' own texts, cited to the article.
Built around how permitting and development teams actually move a project.
The energy transition runs on projects reaching connection on time. MitOS exists to make the path through permitting visible, governed, and finishable, market by market, live today in Greece, Italy, and Switzerland.
