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Energy & Utilities Technology

Flynaut partners with investor-owned utilities, public power, cooperatives, water operators, and renewable-energy developers on grid analytics, customer digital experience, OT-safe cloud, legacy modernization, and continuous NERC CIP compliance.

Perspective

Energy and utilities technology leadership faces three concurrent transformations. Decarbonization is reshaping generation. Distributed energy resources are reshaping the grid edge. And customer expectations are reshaping the meter-to-billing experience. Our engagements deliver measurable outcomes on the operational metrics that matter: SAIDI, SAIFI, DER integration rate, and cost-to-serve. The delivery model is a single integrated team accountable to the utility operating environment.

$2.0T

Global energy transition investment

2024, up 17% YoY

Source: BloombergNEF Energy Transition Investment Trends, 2024

260 GW

U.S. distributed solar capacity forecast

by 2028

Source: SEIA Solar Market Insight Report, 2024

72

Annual outage minutes per customer

U.S. average SAIDI

Source: EIA Electric Power Annual, 2024

1,410

Reported ICS/OT security incidents

energy sector, 2024

Source: Dragos Year in Review OT Cybersecurity, 2024

KEY CHALLENGES

What energy & utilities leaders are actually solving for.

Click any challenge to see how Flynaut approaches it.

01

Grid telemetry and DER data trapped in siloed systems

How Flynaut Approaches It

We build streaming grid-analytics platforms that unify AMI, SCADA, DERMS, and outage-management data, then apply modeling for load forecasting, DER hosting-capacity analysis, and outage-prediction workflows.

Practice

AI & Data

02

Customer digital experience lagging retail benchmarks

03

Cloud adoption blocked by OT and NERC CIP scope

04

Legacy CIS, WMS, and OMS applications approaching end-of-support

05

NERC CIP, IEC 62443, and physical-security compliance

HOW WE HELP

Five practices, tuned for energy & utilities.

Each capability adapts to the workflows, regulations, and unit economics of the vertical.

AI & Data

Grid analytics, DER hosting-capacity modeling, load forecasting, outage prediction, asset-health monitoring, and customer-usage analytics for demand-response and energy-efficiency programs.

See how we deliver AI and data for utilities

Application Development

Customer portals, outage-reporting workflows, mobile field-service applications, DER interconnection portals, and workforce applications aligned to PUC and reliability reporting.

See how we build utility applications

Cloud & Infrastructure

OT-safe cloud landing zones with clearly bounded NERC CIP scope, edge compute at substations, encrypted operational data flows, and observability stacks that keep OT operators and IT teams aligned.

See how we run cloud for utilities

Modernization

CIS, WMS, OMS, and DERMS modernization, legacy application containment, meter-to-cash modernization, and the operational change management that keeps billing accurate and reliability metrics stable through every cutover.

See how we modernize utility technology

Cybersecurity

NERC CIP programs, IEC 62443 alignment, OT segmentation, third-party vendor risk, and SOC coverage tuned for utility operational patterns and reliability-standard reporting.

See how we secure utility operations

TECHNOLOGY PROFICIENCY

The stack Flynaut ships on in energy & utilities.

Deep proficiency across the platforms modern energy & utilities teams actually run in production.

GE PowerOn

OMS

Advanced

OSI Monarch

SCADA/EMS

Advanced

Itron OpenWay

AMI

Advanced

Oracle Utilities

CIS

Expert

Snowflake

Data

Expert

Databricks

Data

Advanced

AWS Energy

Cloud

Expert

Azure Energy Data Services

Cloud

Advanced

Dragos Platform

OT Security

Expert

Claroty xDome

OT Security

Advanced

Splunk

Observability

Expert

OSIsoft PI

Historian

Advanced

NEXT 24 MONTHS

Where energy & utilities is heading, according to Flynaut.

The moves we expect to see, and the reasons we think leadership teams need a plan for each of them.

H1 202601

DER integration becomes the primary operational challenge

Distributed solar, storage, and EV load push utilities past the point where legacy planning tools can absorb the complexity. Utilities with modern grid-analytics platforms manage the transition. Others encounter reliability degradation.

H2 202602

AI-driven asset health enters production at scale

Predictive maintenance on transformers, breakers, and critical grid assets moves from pilot to production. Utilities with mature data foundations extract measurable reliability gains.

H1 202703

NERC CIP-014 physical-security enforcement tightens

Regulators increase scrutiny on physical-security controls at critical substations. Utilities with integrated cyber and physical-security programs remain compliant. Others enter accelerated remediation.

H2 202704

Customer expectations catch up to retail digital norms

Residential customers expect utility digital experiences on par with banking and retail. Utilities with modern portals and mobile applications retain satisfaction scores. Others fall further behind PUC customer-satisfaction benchmarks.

COMPLIANCE & STANDARDS

Built for energy & utilities regulatory reality.

Every engagement is designed to satisfy the frameworks energy & utilities actually gets audited against.

NERC CIP
IEC 62443
NIST CSF
SOC 2
EPA
PUC

Energy & Utilities Resource Hub

Playbooks and reference architectures for the modern utility.

Grid analytics, DER integration, customer digital experience, meter-to-cash modernization, and NERC CIP posture. One curated home for the research we have published for utility operators.

Open the Energy Hub

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Answers before you ask.

Yes. Programs are designed to respect NERC CIP scope from day one. Corporate IT modernizes on cloud while BES cyber assets stay in appropriately bounded environments with continuous evidence collection.

Ready to modernize the utility on every front?

Talk to a Flynaut energy and utilities strategist about the grid analytics, customer experience, cloud, modernization, and compliance programs the utility needs.