Vidyut AI debuts to support India Energy Stack rollout

Vidyut AI debuts to support India Energy Stack rollout

• GNA Energy launched Vidyut AI for India's power sector data needs
• Vidyut AI offers real-time analytics for utilities and regulators
• Platform to enhance data-driven decisions in electricity markets

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Gurgaon-headquartered GNA Energy on Wednesday launched ‘Vidyut AI’ at the India AI Impact Summit, positioning the platform as an AI-enabled intelligence layer aligned with the government’s India Energy Stack framework.

The India Energy Stack, proposed by the Ministry of Power, is envisioned as a digital public infrastructure for the electricity sector to enable seamless data exchange, transparency and innovation across the power ecosystem.

GNA Energy, a Central Electricity Regulatory Commission-regulated over-the-counter platform, said Vidyut AI is designed to convert structured power-sector datasets into real-time decision support tools for utilities, generators, traders and regulators.

The company stated that the platform aims to accelerate data-driven decision-making across the electricity value chain at a time when India’s power markets are undergoing rapid structural shifts, with increasing short-term trading volumes and heightened regulatory oversight.

“India’s power sector generates enormous volumes of operational and market data every day. Vidyut AI transforms this complexity into clarity. By enabling instant access to actionable intelligence, we are empowering utilities, generators and market participants to make smarter, faster decisions,” said Sanjeev Kumar, Managing Director, GNA Energy.

According to the company, Vidyut AI bridges the gap between granular system data and boardroom-level decisions by converting raw information into automated summaries, trend analyses and downloadable reports.

For distribution companies, the platform provides real-time access to procurement data, deviation settlement mechanism exposure, open access transactions and demand forecasting analytics. Power generators can monitor bid performance, plant dispatch patterns, clearing prices and revenue optimisation metrics. Transmission utilities and system operators can access congestion patterns and grid performance analytics, while traders and market participants can use natural-language search features to compare contracts and track price trends.

Regulators and policymakers can also leverage the platform for automated trend analysis and faster regulatory impact assessment, the company said.

GNA Energy stated that Vidyut AI has been built on a secure and scalable architecture suitable for enterprise-grade deployment, with an emphasis on transparency, compliance and market efficiency.