Energy Data Solutions for a Sustainable Future

Powering the Future with Unified, Intelligent Data. As the energy sector transforms, we help businesses overcome legacy constraints with future-ready data platforms that unify information across the entire energy value chain.

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Industry Segments We Support

We modernize access to real-time performance, maintenance, and efficiency data from wind, solar, and gas turbines, freeing telemetry trapped in legacy systems.

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Power Generation

Our modern data platforms provide grid operators with real-time streaming, alerting, and AI-driven insights for load flow, fault events, and SCADA data.

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Distribution Grid

BESS

We integrate battery telemetry, control signals, and environmental data into one view for predictive insights and state-of-health tracking.

We unify diverse consumption data from EV chargers, smart meters, and industrial sites for optimized usage and analytics.

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Consumption

The Data Challenges Energy Companies Face

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Legacy Lock-In

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Most energy firms still rely on expensive, proprietary historian systems (e.g., PI, ABB, GE) that limit flexibility, require niche skillsets, and slow modernization efforts.

Siloed Data

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Generation, grid, storage, and consumption data sit in fragmented OT, IT, and external systems limiting visibility and decision-making.

High Costs & Low Scalability

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Legacy systems charge by data points and users, making it costly to scale with growing IoT, EV, and sensor data.

Limited AI Readiness

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Traditional architectures weren't built for real-time streaming or AI/ML integration, blocking opportunities for predictive maintenance, load forecasting, and automation.

Modern, Cloud-Native Data Fabrics

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We assist energy companies in upgrading data systems without starting from scratch. Our modular, open-standard approach allows for seamless integration and scalability across diverse operational environments.