Grid operations
A continuously refreshed picture of generation, demand, and constraint.
European energy operators run physical systems under tightening regulation — REMIT, NIS2, and a transition agenda that compounds operational complexity year over year.
Raven gives EU utilities, producers, and traders a unified picture of their physical and market environment. Telemetry, weather, regulation, and counterparty signal converge into one decision system — supporting dispatch, asset health, and exposure management, with the audit trail NIS2 and REMIT require.
A continuously refreshed picture of generation, demand, and constraint.
Anomaly detection across rotating equipment, transformers, and pipelines.
Live view of physical position, hedges, and market risk.
Provenance-grade reporting for supervisors and capital partners.
Raven is built in Europe, for institutions operating under EU rules. The platform is aligned with the regulatory environment from day one — not retrofitted to it.
Incident reporting timelines, supply-chain risk controls, and governance documentation aligned with the directive.
Trade reporting, market-abuse surveillance, and audit-grade evidence chains for ACER inquiries.
Provenance-grade reporting on operational, environmental, and supply-chain metrics.
Resilience documentation aligned with the CER directive for Member-State designations.
How a multi-utility uses Raven to close the loop on a turbine anomaly without paging a soul who didn't need to be paged.
A turbine in plant 3 emits unusual vibration signatures. Muninn correlates the spike with a slow thermal drift over the previous six hours and flags it as a multi-signal anomaly.
Huginn ranks the anomaly against five years of similar signatures. The closest analog ended in a 36-hour outage. Recommended action: derate now, schedule inspection in next maintenance window.
Sleipnir issues the derate to the dispatch system, opens a maintenance ticket pre-populated with the evidence, and posts to the operations channel. Total elapsed time: under five minutes.