GreenPowerMonitor, a business of DNV, has signed a global contract with Equinor to deploy its GPM Horizon platform across the energy company’s onshore renewable energy portfolio, the companies said.
The platform will be used to centralise and standardise operational data from Equinor’s wind, solar and battery storage assets. Deployment has already begun in northern Europe, with further rollout planned across Equinor’s onshore renewables fleet.
GPM Horizon integrates multiple technologies into a single system and includes artificial intelligence-based performance indicators, predictive analytics and customised reporting tools, GreenPowerMonitor said.
“GPM Horizon exemplifies the power of data-driven decision-making in accelerating the energy transition,” said Juan Carlos Arévalo, executive vice president of Green Power Monitoring & Solutions at DNV. “By leveraging this platform, Equinor is not only streamlining operations but also unlocking deeper insights into asset performance and financial analysis.”
The platform is designed to support workflow optimisation and financial assessment by providing detailed calculations of energy losses and revenue, while ensuring that operational data is stored securely within Europe.
“This collaboration reflects GPM’s global-local model, combining international scale with local expertise,” said Anders Husby, global key account director at DNV responsible for Equinor. “At this level, it’s all about the data and what it enables you to do.”
He added that GPM Horizon is built to manage the complexity of global, multi-technology renewable portfolios, helping operators make faster and more informed decisions.
