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Aevy combines AI and domain knowledge to automate renewable energy asset management.
The company offers AI-powered document analysis for renewable energy due diligence to reduce risk and identify investment opportunities.
Retool surveyed over 1,500 people in August 2023 about generative AI use; 34.4% said they secretly used AI at work, while almost 20% used it only within company policy.
Greensolver has partnered with Aevy to enhance renewable energy asset management through AI-powered document intelligence. The company said the collaboration integrates Aevy’s technology to analyse unstructured data such as contracts, compliance records and technical reports.
A McKinsey & Company analysis predicts that by 2030, renewable power plants worldwide will need an additional 1.3 million white-collar workers and 2.1 million blue-collar workers for operations and maintenance.
Projections indicate that annual solar deployment may reach 1 TW from 2028, potentially as early as 2026, and that forecasts have consistently underestimated deployment.
The company joined two SolarPower Europe working groups focused on optimizing asset management.
Aevy manages over 2 GW of renewable energy assets across six countries and two continents, including onshore wind, utility solar, and BESS.
Aevy provides the next generation of asset management and due diligence of renewable assets by combining domain knowledge and AI.
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Aevy describes its GDPR-compliant cookie policy and data protection practices for its renewable energy asset management services.
Aevy now manages over 2 GW of renewable energy assets across six countries and two continents. Its portfolio includes onshore wind, utility solar, and battery energy storage systems. Aevy says it grows from a first pilot in 2024 to this milestone as asset owners and operators choose it over incumbent solutions.
Apr 2026 · AevyNews article
Aevy joins SolarPower Europe, the European association representing IPPs, utilities, manufacturers, O&M providers, and other solar-sector players. The company says it will participate actively and has joined two working groups as the growing share of operating expenses in project costs makes asset management more important.
Jan 2025 · AevyNews article
Aevy introduces a preview of its Virtual Asset Manager exclusively to attendees at WindEnergy Hamburg. The company says commercial and administrative management of wind assets must become more scalable to support planned growth and increasing complexity. It presents the product as a response to those demands on wind-asset management.
Jan 2025 · AevyNews article
Aevy, a provider of management and due diligence solutions for renewable energy assets, completes a NOK 6.2 million investment round led by StartupLab. The funding will accelerate development of its platform for AI-enabled management and due diligence of onshore wind and utility-scale solar assets.
Jan 2025 · pes.eu.comNews article