Smartgrid Analytics launches Solvyn AURA to target 200 GW Indian renewable capacity

Smartgrid Analytics has launched Solvyn AURA, an AI-powered decision and revenue intelligence platform, at the Renewable Energy India (REI) Expo 2026. The company says the software is designed to support India’s renewable energy sector, which it targets to reach over 200 GW of capacity within five years.

Initial Deployment Details

The first phase introduces 1 GWh of storage capacity, supporting BluPine Energy alongside other private-sector developers. These facilities are located in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Rajasthan. According to Smartgrid Analytics, this setup enables BluPine Energy to optimize dispatch choices, enhance FDRE delivery strategies, and uncover avenues to boost revenue, profitability, and overall asset value.

Platform Capabilities

• Renewable generation, FDRE commitments, battery intelligence, and power-market decision support
• Day-Ahead Market (DAM), Real-Time Market (RTM), and Green Day-Ahead Market (GDAM)

The platform handles data on renewable energy production, tracks Feed-in Tariff for Renewable Energy (FDRE) requirements, provides insights into battery operations, and offers strategic guidance for electricity trading.

It supports three specific market frameworks: the Day-Ahead Market (DAM), the Real-Time Market (RTM), and the Green Day-Ahead Market (GDAM).

Market Context and Goals

India’s energy trajectory is defined by two primary milestones: a target of 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030 and a goal of net-zero emissions by 2070.

Metric	Projected Value	Target Year	Source
Non-fossil fuel capacity	500 GW	2030	Government Target
Net-zero emissions	Achieved	2070	National Goal
Energy storage requirement	888 GWh	2035–36	India Energy Storage Alliance
Peak electricity demand	300 GW	2027	National Projection

To manage this load alongside variable renewable generation, the India Energy Storage Alliance projects a storage requirement of 888 GWh by 2035–36.

Technical Architecture and Operational Scope

The Solvyn AURA platform employs digital twins to model assets and constraints, perform multi-objective optimisation, and run scenario simulations. It interfaces with plant monitoring and control systems, battery management, power conversion equipment, forecasting tools, and market data feeds to carry out both day-ahead and intraday scheduling. Key functionalities include generating battery charge and discharge recommendations, managing FDRE contracts, handling compliance reporting, optimising revenue, executing energy arbitrage, and analysing deviation exposure. To enhance operational visibility and mitigate risks associated with deviation penalties, the system offers unified dashboards and comprehensive audit trails. Smartgrid Analytics maintains contracts for FDRE initiatives in Maharashtra, alongside the states previously mentioned. The company asserts that AURA is engineered to function within specific regulatory, contractual, and technical boundaries, thereby assisting operators in assessing asset performance and revenue potential.

What to watch

Venkata Krishnan, Co-Founder and Chief Growth Officer at Smartgrid Analytics, characterizes Solvyn AURA as a significant advancement in extending Indian-developed intelligence to operators within India and worldwide. The firm has pinpointed the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), Australia, and the United States as its key overseas destinations. Although the five-year objective of 200 GW in renewable capacity stands as the primary metric, the precise schedule for reaching this milestone past that period remains unspecified.