ENERGY AI
Energy AI that scales
renewable aggregation.
Everything a renewable power business needs, on one platform. Become the aggregator yourself, or leave aggregation to Tensor.
How much stays in-house? That line is yours to draw.
Two ways to engage
Self-operate Tensor Cloud
For operators bringing aggregation in-house
Maximize revenue across markets, on one platform.
- Solar generation forecasts, plus JEPX and balancing-market price forecasts
- Cross-market optimization every 30 minutes
- Market bidding & plan submission, executed automatically
- Automated end to end, from settlement results to real-time battery control
Tensor Aggregation
For operators who want the revenue without running an aggregator function
Leave the market to Tensor. Zero operational burden, revenue only.
- Tensor trades and submits plans as the aggregator
- All daily power operations handled by Tensor
- Imbalance risk carried by Tensor, as a rule
- Ownership and revenue stay with you
FULLY INTEGRATED
We automate the nitty-gritty.
System integrations, reporting, market trading and balancing, asset management. Whether you self-operate or join Tensor Aggregation, one platform takes on the busywork so you can focus on scaling your portfolio.
Integrations
Auto-ingest dozens of external sources: monitoring systems, power meters, and accounting data.
Reporting
Forecast-vs-actual, revenue, and investor reports, auto-generated in minutes even across hundreds of assets.
Market trading & balancing
Forecasting, bidding, and plan submission, auto-optimized right up to gate closure.
Asset management
Anomaly detection across the portfolio, with AI agents supporting data-driven decisions.
ONE TECHNOLOGY CORE
One platform, two ways to engage.
Self-operation and Tensor Aggregation run on the same Energy AI. The only difference is who acts as the aggregator: you, or Tensor. Both paths run on one cutting-edge forecasting and optimization engine.
ALL POWERED BY
RESEARCH
Reading Japan's power markets through data.
Our team publishes ongoing analysis of market rules, prices, and how renewables are actually being deployed in Japan.
Grid frequency and the balancing market: mechanism, market and measured energy use
What grid frequency is, what Japan's balancing market buys and why it was created, and how the offline primary reserve product works for a battery. A year of Tokyo frequency data then answers the operator's question: a kW of reserve discharges about 0.03 kWh in a typical half hour, rarely more than 0.06, and never more than 0.12.
Read more →September 4, 2026Bidirectional Battery Participation in Japan’s FCR Market
We measured the value of nega-posi battery operation on real market data from April 2025 to August 2026: it earned 1.3-1.8 times the FCR revenue of posi-only across four grid areas, and up to 2.2 times in the 2026 months.
Read more →October 8, 2025Optimized battery control
As solar generation increases in modern grids, solar producers are faced with a problem: they generate energy when the sun is shining, at the same time as every other solar plant.
Read more →Start from either path.
Become the aggregator yourself, or join Tensor's aggregation. Either way, start with a conversation.
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