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Smart Grid Analytics Secures $3.3 Million to Advance Autonomous Renewable Power Solutions

Oct 28, 2025

Bengaluru-based Smart Grid Analytics, a renewable energy intelligence company, has raised $3.3 million (~Rs 289.75 million) in funding from a group of strategic investors and global clean energy leaders.

The capital infusion will support the company’s mission to make renewable power projects smarter, more efficient, and increasingly autonomous, enabling power grids to better achieve renewable energy targets.

Smart Grid Analytics plans to use the funds to scale product deployment across 20 countries, covering solar, wind, hybrid, and battery energy storage system (BESS) projects. The investment will also accelerate product innovation, team growth, and international expansion.

At the core of the company’s offerings is Solvyn, an AI-powered energy management platform that seamlessly integrates generation, storage, and market operations under a unified digital ecosystem. Solvyn combines supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), power plant control, condition monitoring, computerized maintenance management, and digital twin technologies — enabling automated responses and optimized resource allocation.

Its intelligent bidding engine enhances energy trading efficiency, offering real-time insights into asset performance and reliability. The platform minimizes downtime, improves forecasting accuracy, and boosts project revenues while extending the operational life of assets.

Moving forward, Smart Grid Analytics aims to strengthen its AI and digital twin capabilities for predictive control, lifecycle optimization, and distributed energy orchestration. The company also plans to introduce domain-specific AI agents to automate processes such as analysis, scheduling, bidding, and field operations.

To date, Smart Grid Analytics has completed over 400 projects, integrating more than 85 GW of renewable energy capacity worldwide.