Industry
Energy
Assets, field crews and generation data in one place, with ESG reports drawn from the same numbers. Energy companies in India range from distribution utilities and power producers to solar and wind developers, rooftop installers and EV charging operators. They manage physical assets spread over large areas, so value comes from maintenance planning, field crew coordination, monitoring generation and loss, and reporting accurately to regulators and investors.
- Solar and wind developers and IPPs
- Power distribution utilities
- Rooftop solar installers and EPC firms
- EV charging operators
- Captive and open access power users
- Energy service companies

The pressure points
What slows energy teams down
- Maintenance happens too late
- Inverters, transformers and turbines are serviced on fixed calendars or after failure, so generation losses add up before anyone acts.
- Field crews hard to coordinate
- Technicians cover large areas with work orders sent by phone, and supervisors cannot see who is where or what was done.
- Data in many monitoring systems
- SCADA, inverter portals, meter data and weather feeds each show part of the picture, so performance analysis is a monthly spreadsheet task.
- ESG and regulatory reporting
- BRSR, lender reports and regulator filings each ask for similar figures in different formats, compiled by hand every quarter.
Systems this sector runs on
The software we build and connect
Each of these can be built new, extended from what you already use, or connected to your existing ERP and accounting.
- Enterprise Asset Management and CMMSAsset maintenanceAsset registry from site to string or feeder, preventive schedules, breakdown work orders, spares and warranty tracking with OEMs.
- Field Service ManagementField serviceMobile work orders, checklists, photos, safety permits and offline operation for crews at remote sites.
- Business Intelligence and Management DashboardsBI and dashboardsGeneration, performance ratio, availability, AT&C losses and collections across sites and circles.
- Customer and Partner Self-Service PortalsCustomer portalsConsumer apps for bills, payments, outage reporting and rooftop solar applications.
- Project and Work ManagementProject managementEPC project tracking from survey to commissioning, with material, contractor and milestone billing.
- Governance, Risk and Compliance ManagementGRC and complianceRegulatory filings, permits, safety inspections and ESG data collection with owners and deadlines.
Built for this sector
Systems specific to energy
The work that generic software does not cover, and where most of the value sits.
- Plant monitoring and SCADA integration
- Data from inverters, SCADA, meters and weather stations collected into a time series store with alarms and performance analysis.
- Meter data management
- Smart meter reads, validation, estimation, billing determinants and loss analysis by feeder and distribution transformer.
- EV charging management
- Charger network status, OCPP integration, session billing, roaming and load management across sites.
- Permit to work and safety
- Electrical isolation permits, lockout tagout records, toolbox talks and incident reporting for field operations.
Where AI helps
AI use cases with a clear return
Predictive maintenance on equipment
Uses inverter, transformer and turbine data to spot early signs of failure such as rising temperatures or falling efficiency.
Crews fix problems in planned visits, and generation losses from unexpected failures shrink.
Field reports into structured data
Technicians speak or type their findings and attach photos, and the system turns it into a structured work order closure.
Maintenance history becomes structured data your team can analyse.
Generation and demand forecasting
Forecasts solar and wind output from weather data, and consumption by feeder, for scheduling and DSM planning.
Better day ahead schedules and fewer deviation charges.
Soiling and fault detection from drone images
Analyses drone or thermal images of solar plants for hot spots, broken modules and dirty panels.
Cleaning and replacement are planned where they recover the most output.
ESG report drafting
Compiles BRSR and investor ESG disclosures from operational data and drafts narrative sections for review.
Reports are consistent with operating data and take less time to prepare.
What your team would see
- Generation (MTD)
- 48.6 GWh
- Performance ratio
- 79.8%
- Plant availability
- 99.1%
- Open breakdown tickets
- 23
Daily generation, GWh
Generation loss by cause, %
- Grid curtailment33
- Inverter faults24
- Soiling21
- Transformer outages13
- Other9
A sample of the kind of dashboard we build for this sector. Figures are illustrative.
Connects with
- SCADA and historian systems
- Inverter and turbine OEM portals
- Smart meters and MDM systems
- Weather data providers
- SAP or Oracle for finance
- State load dispatch centre schedules
- OCPP chargers
Rules we design for
- Electricity Act 2003
- CEA (Measures relating to Safety and Electric Supply) Regulations
- CEA Cyber Security Guidelines for the power sector
- CERC and state SERC regulations
- SEBI BRSR
- ISO 50001 and ISO 45001
Typical stack
Before you start
Energy: common questions
Can you connect to our existing SCADA and inverter portals?
Usually yes, through OPC, Modbus, the vendor's APIs or exported files. We keep the integration read only unless control functions are explicitly needed and approved.
How do you handle security for operational technology?
We keep IT and OT networks separated, follow CEA cyber security guidelines, pull data through one way gateways where required and restrict remote access.
Does the field app work without network coverage?
Yes. Work orders, checklists and photos are stored on the device and sync when the crew is back in coverage.
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