Smartgrid Analytics has launched Solvyn AURA, an artificial intelligence-powered decision and revenue intelligence platform for renewable energy and battery storage operations. Manu Srivastava, IAS, representing the Government of Madhya Pradesh, launched the platform at the company’s booth during the Renewable Energy India Expo 2026. The company plans to build an intelligence layer for India’s renewable energy industry and serve more than 200 GW of project capacity over the next five years. A partnership involving BluPine Energy envisages phased deployment across a portfolio exceeding 1 GWh, with onboarding aligned with project commissioning schedules and subject to mutual agreement. Solvyn AURA is designed to support revenue optimisation, energy arbitrage and deviation-exposure analysis. Its unified dashboards and audit trails will provide operational visibility, while other functions cover scheduling and dispatch optimisation, battery charging and discharging recommendations, firm and dispatchable renewable energy contract management, and compliance reporting. The platform also supports decision-making for the Day-Ahead Market, Real-Time Market and Green Day-Ahead Market. It integrates plant data, generation forecasts, market signals and asset performance information to help operators determine when to charge batteries, dispatch energy and commit electricity while accounting for asset operating limits. Smartgrid Analytics said AURA includes digital twins for asset modelling, constraint modelling, multi-objective optimisation and scenario simulation. It can integrate with plant monitoring and control systems, battery management systems, power conversion systems, forecasting services and market data for day-ahead and intraday scheduling and battery dispatch planning. The company is pursuing expansion in the Middle East and North Africa, Australia and the United States. It is also developing solutions for grid integration, plant automation and energy management across solar, wind, hybrid renewable energy and battery storage projects, as India’s storage requirements and electricity demand continue to grow.