Avathon, a leader in intelligent energy solutions, announced the launch of its groundbreaking AI-powered Autonomy Platform, a first-of-its-kind solution designed to improve profitability in a market confronted with tax and policy headwinds. Avathon’s Platform ensures that the industry executes on a continuous and dynamic operating plan to thrive in the years ahead by reducing downtime, cutting operational costs, and maximizing revenue from assets.
The Autonomy Platform moves beyond traditional monitoring and analytics to deliver a true end-to-end autonomous system for operations. By ingesting complex system and device data on assets, suppliers, logistics and policy, the platform unifies systems and teams, and deploys intelligent agents to drive real-time, AI-powered decisions. Avathon enables solar, wind, battery storage, and hydroelectric operators to cut operational costs by up to 17%, reduce unplanned downtime by as much as 20%, and boost annual revenue 4–9% — measurable impacts that directly offset the financial strain of reduced subsidies.
“The renewable energy industry is at a critical inflection point, with rapid growth creating immense operational complexity and at the same time facing policy headwinds,” said Pervinder Johar, Avathon CEO. “Our Autonomy Platform is the answer. We’re providing a fully automated intelligent system that makes real-time decisions, transforming how assets are managed from the ground up.”
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Avathon’s Autonomy Platform is built on the foundation of a computational knowledge graph architecture infused with advanced machine learning, language, and vision models that integrate seamlessly with existing data systems, including SCADA, weather, markets, compliance, and work orders. Unlike other solutions, it is designed to take intelligent, automated action without human intervention, ushering in a new paradigm of savings and efficiencies from autonomous operations.
SOURCE: PRNewswire