GNA Energy Launches AI-Powered GNAi Platform to Enhance Data-Driven Power Market Operations

GNA Energy Launches Power Intelligence Platform, GNAi

Key Highlights:

• GNA Energy launched its power intelligence platform, GNAi, at the Bharat Electricity Summit 2026 in New Delhi
• GNAi aims to support a more decentralised and data-driven electricity ecosystem, integrating inputs from smart meters, grid systems, and weather data

Industry Developments:

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• The Bharat Electricity Summit 2026, held from March 19 to 22, has drawn policymakers, industry leaders, investors, and experts to discuss grid modernisation and energy transition
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on global investors to "make, invest, innovate, and scale" in India's power sector
• Union Minister Manohar Lal stated that India has met its target of 50% cumulative non-fossil fuel-based capacity ahead of schedule, with potential investments of around Rs 200 lakh crore over the next two decades

GNA Energy's Platform:

• GNAi uses machine learning and optimisation tools to deliver demand and generation forecasts, price projections, battery dispatch optimisation, and procurement planning
• The platform supports emerging applications such as peer-to-peer energy trading, demand response programmes, and distributed energy resource integration
• GNAi is built on a microservices-based architecture, allowing integration with legacy infrastructure and newer systems such as electric vehicle networks and smart meters

Company Strategy:

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• GNA Energy's launch of GNAi follows the rollout of Vidyut AI, an analytics engine designed to generate procurement insights and price signals using data from regulators, exchanges, and grid operators
• The two platforms form part of the company's strategy to build a data and intelligence layer for India's evolving power markets