Solgen has continued to develop and train the company's unique AI model JOULES to handle larger energy flows for industrial and commercial applications. JOULES 2.0 allows the Solgen system to predict energy demand and optimise energy distribution at a much larger scale.

"This updated version of our AI is capable of managing energy production from multiple sources simultanelously, including solar production, grid distribution and from battery storage. This enables a fully integrated industrial energy management system. For Solgen this means we will be able to expand our customer offer to B2B customers", said Alexander Mathiesen-Ohman, founder and CEO, Solgen Inc.

Recently Solgen also entered a partnership with the energy company, Finery OY in Finland, where Solgen has gathered valuable data from Finery's customer base in Scandinavia in order to refine its prediction models. This partnership also demonstrates scalability across both residential and industrial markets.