Power & Renewables

Enverus ONE™ delivers new AI capabilities, turning complex questions into power market decision-ready insights

As load growth and grid constraints raise the stakes, Enverus brings natural-language access to energy data and analysis across Enverus PRISM®, Mosaic, Panorama and RatedPower workflows

byJon Haubert

AUSTIN, Texas (Nov. 12, 2026) — Power market decisions increasingly depend on understanding how generation, load, interconnection and pricing interact. Yet the data needed to answer those questions is often spread across different systems, making it difficult for teams to assemble a clear picture quickly. As markets grow more complex and the window to act narrows, energy professionals need a faster way to connect information and focus on what it means.

Enverus announced today the expansion of Enverus ONETM through the release of its capabilities into Enverus PRISM® and RatedPower. Already available in Mosaic and Panorama, Power Analyst is built on Enverus ONE™ AI technology, bringing natural-language access to data and automation of workflows, helping users move from complex interconnection, siting and pricing questions to structured insights in minutes, not days.

More than 2,800 organizations are already transforming their workflows with Enverus AI, built on more than 25 years of energy intelligence. This release builds on that foundation, helping teams navigate and synthesize the depth of Enverus data and expertise faster.

Being able to automatically identify, connect and organize the relevant data turns a plain-language question into a structured comparison, scenario or conclusion. To test what-if changes to a market, design, location or assumption, follow-up questions can update the analysis or design within the same session without rebuilding the inputs by hand. Findings can be turned into editable dashboards or shareable PDF reports, with references to the underlying data.

Analysis that once took days or weeks now takes minutes, without requiring users to stitch information together from multiple sources or learn a new dashboard. The intuitive experience also broadens access to complex power market analysis, allowing less technical and executive users to generate reports and explore the factors behind a decision.

“In energy, AI adoption starts with trust. The decisions are consequential; the systems are connected and the expertise behind them takes years to build. Enverus ONE grounds AI in decades of energy intelligence and gives customers visibility into the data behind the analysis, helping them get to the context they need faster while keeping their expertise and judgment at the center of the decision,” said Manuj Nikhanj, CEO of Enverus.

Ahmed Hany, Technical Office Senior Engineer at Elsewedy Electric, used Enverus ONE to automate an LCOE study comparing PV design iterations across different transmission line lengths: “To do [this study manually], you would typically take maybe two workdays. Using this tool and prompting it to create those designs for me and generate those graphs. It takes me less than 2 hours.”

Key takeaways:

  • With the new capabilities, Enverus ONE expands AI across PRISM, Mosaic, Panorama and RatedPower.
  • The capability brings AI into existing Enverus platforms and customer workflows.
  • Users can ask complex questions in natural language and work with Enverus power data and analytics.
  • The expansion supports faster access to structured analysis while keeping energy professionals central to interpretation and decision-making.

About Enverus
Enverus is the energy industry’s most trusted source for decision intelligence and operational efficiencies. With petabytes of proprietary data, deep domain expertise and AI-native technology, Enverus empowers customers to invest smarter, operate more efficiently, and scale faster — across upstream, midstream, minerals, power and renewables — all while navigating the most complex energy market in history. Learn more at www.enverus.com.

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Jon Haubert is the communications director at Enverus. Members of the media should use our Request Media Interview option on the Enverus Newsroom page to schedule an interview with one of our expert analysts.

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