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REPLUS Engitech partners with GPM to advance AI-driven energy systems

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REPLUS Engitech has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Green Power Monitor (GPM) to deploy advanced AI-enabled Energy Management Systems (EMS) and Power Plant Controllers (PPC) in India and global markets. 

This collaboration aims to strengthen grid security, stability, and the integration of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) with renewable energy solutions.

GPM’s PPC, a sophisticated digital control system, manages active and reactive power, frequency, voltage, power factor, ramp control, and STATCOM controls. It can serve as a master controller for isolated power systems or connect renewable plants to grid operators, adhering to country-specific Grid Codes.

The partnership will enhance REPLUS Engitech’s expertise as an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) provider and System Integrator (SI) for hybrid energy systems and grid applications. 

This collaboration is expected to facilitate the deployment of renewable energy solutions while supporting advanced grid applications and energy transition goals.

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