Tredence introduces Energy.AI to help companies meet environmental, social, and governance goals

Tredence Inc., the data science and AI solutions company, is releasing Energy.AI, an AI solution to help telecom, technology, manufacturing, and CPG companies increase energy efficiency and meet sustainable development goals.

Energy.AI helps enterprises monitor, capture, and optimize energy usage and improve operational efficiency, increasing speed to action by a minimum of 30%, according to the company.

Tredence's Energy.AI solution offers a comprehensive suite of tools to help businesses streamline processes, minimize emissions, optimize consumption, and successfully attain their sustainability objectives, according to the vendor.

"Green business is good business for companies and the environment alike, but telecoms and manufacturing companies have struggled when it comes to energy consumption and sustainability," said Krishna Kuppuswamy, head of global supply chain practice at Tredence. "Energy.AI helps improve resource usage and reduce emissions and energy risks with the power of artificial intelligence and near real-time insights that together make a powerful difference."

Delivering a 360-degree view of energy consumption and predictive insights, Energy.AI provides visibility into organizational energy consumption.

This allows organizations to identify high-emission sites, determine risks, and quickly take action to reduce overall energy consumption. Root-cause analysis and intelligent recommendations support efficient and impactful decision-making that can drive sustainability goals forward.

"Energy.AI delivers maximum value for telecoms striving to achieve sustainability, while optimizing energy emissions and costs," said Lakshmi Ramamurthy, head of telecom, media, and tech at Tredence. "In as little as six weeks, you can use a digital-twin powered energy efficiency solution that leverages prescriptive and predictive methods to reduce the carbon footprint of your value chain."

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