Energy technology company enSights has launched an AI-powered platform designed to help solar and battery storage operators manage asset performance, financial obligations and operational workflows through a single integrated system.
The company’s new AI Studio, introduced as part of its Energy Business Management (EBM) platform, uses specialised AI agents to support monitoring, financial management, regulatory compliance and asset operations.
The technology is aimed at renewable energy project owners, operators and asset managers seeking to improve operational efficiency and financial visibility across their portfolios.
The launch also includes a new Financial Asset Management Module, providing project-level revenue tracking, contract management and financial reporting.
AI agents connect energy operations with financial performance
The enSights platform brings together energy management systems, production data, billing, power purchase agreements (PPAs), operations and maintenance, and compliance information.
By integrating these functions, the company aims to address the challenges associated with managing renewable energy projects through disconnected software systems and spreadsheets.
AI Studio operates within this environment, allowing its AI agents to analyse operational performance alongside contractual and financial information.
The system includes an AI orchestrator responsible for coordinating specialist agents covering monitoring, operations, revenue, warranties, permits, lenders, insurers and asset management.
According to enSights, these agents can support routine reviews, identify issues and assist teams in determining appropriate actions.
Users can also create dashboards and reports through natural-language instructions without requiring programming expertise.
Alon Mashkovich, CEO and Co-Founder of enSights, said connecting financial and operational information was central to improving energy asset management.
“Owners make or lose money in PPAs, warranties, service agreements and billing, but too often that data lives in separate spreadsheets and inboxes, disconnected from energy production,” he said.
Financial management module provides project-level oversight
Alongside AI Studio, enSights has introduced a Financial Asset Management Module intended to improve financial controls across renewable energy projects.
The module includes revenue assurance, contract and obligations management, profit and loss reporting, and financial performance monitoring.
It is designed to help asset managers identify potential revenue losses, monitor contractual responsibilities and prepare reports for investors.
For renewable energy projects operating under long-term power purchase agreements, financial performance depends on several interconnected factors, including generation output, contractual pricing, operating costs and compliance requirements.
The new module aims to provide a consolidated view of these activities at individual project level.
According to enSights, this integration allows operators to connect energy production with financial outcomes while assigning responsibility for contractual and operational obligations.
The platform also provides weather and tariff forecasting, alongside dispatch planning capabilities intended to support revenue optimisation.
These functions operate within existing energy management and site-level control arrangements.
Human oversight remains part of AI-enabled workflows
Although the platform uses agentic AI to automate analysis and support operational decisions, enSights says human teams retain control over important actions.
Users can establish workflows, define routine activities, manage data access and determine which actions require approval.
Control of physical energy assets remains governed by established energy management systems and site-level controls.
This distinction is particularly relevant for renewable energy operations, where automated recommendations may affect financial performance, contractual obligations or grid compliance.
Roy Fadida, Chief Strategy Officer and Co-Founder of enSights, said the platform was intended to reduce the administrative burden on asset management teams.
“With our AI Studio, each AI specialist handles the daily review, people make the important decisions, and leadership focuses on scaling the business,” he said.
Integrated systems target renewable energy portfolio management
The launch reflects the increasing complexity of managing solar and battery storage portfolios, where operational performance must be coordinated with commercial agreements, maintenance requirements and financial reporting.
For project and asset management professionals, integrated data systems can provide a clearer view of performance across individual assets and larger portfolios.
The ability to connect generation data with revenue, warranties and contractual obligations could also support more consistent reporting and accountability.
However, enSights has not disclosed independently verified performance improvements, quantified cost savings or revenue increases associated with the new AI Studio.
The company also has not announced specific customer deployment figures for the technology.
enSights said it would present AI Studio and its wider Energy Business Management platform at RE+ 2026 in Las Vegas.
The launch adds to the growing range of AI-enabled tools being developed for renewable energy operations, with an emphasis on connecting technical asset performance to financial management and commercial decision-making.
