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Energy Data Lakehouse

The Central Data Platform for the Energy Industry

Your assets are connected, but your data often isn't. In the Energy Data Lakehouse, we consolidate asset, grid, market, weather, and operational data on a single platform. This creates a reliable foundation for reporting, analytics, and AI that every department can use: from operations and trading to controlling.

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Reference Architecture for an Energy Data Lakehouse Animated Data Flow from Source to Application
Asset, Market, and Operational Data SCADA, OEM Portals, Day-Ahead, Intraday, Weather, and Trading
Data Sources
OT Network
🌬️ Wind
☀️ PV
🔋 BESS
External Sources
📈 Trading
💹 Market
🌦️ Weather
IT Network
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Landing Zone Ingestion, Validation, and Raw Data Arrival
Ingestion
Batch
Streaming
ETL
Quality Checks
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Energy Data Lakehouse Storage, Historization, Harmonization, and Governance of Raw Data
Core Platform
Raw Data & Time Travel
Historization & Audit Trail
Data Quality & Lineage
Curated Energy Data Products
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Consumption Layer Dashboards, APIs, Exports, and Department-Specific Data Views
Power BI / Reporting
APIs / Data Services
Finance & Management
Trading & Operations
AI & Applications Analytics Chatbot, EnerCode, BESS Maximizer, and Optimization Apps
Natural Language Analytics
App Generation
Optimization Engines
Decision Intelligence

What an Energy Data Lakehouse Does for Your Business

An Energy Data Lakehouse is a central data platform tailored to the requirements of the energy industry. It stores raw data from all sources with a full history, processes it uniformly, and provides it as verified data products.

A Unified Data Foundation

All departments work with the same verified figures. Discussions about deviating values are eliminated.

Traceable Down to the Individual Record

Every KPI can be traced back through all calculation steps to the source. This builds trust and accelerates audits.

Controlled Access for Every Role

Roles and permissions determine who sees which data. This allows you to share information between grid, generation, and trading securely and compliantly, both internally and with partners.

The Foundation for Analytics and AI

Dashboards, reports, forecasts, and AI applications access the same verified data. New use cases can be implemented significantly faster.

Connect Instead of Replace: Your Existing Systems Remain

The Energy Data Lakehouse does not replace specialized systems. It connects them and creates the common context that none of them can provide alone.

  • SCADA and manufacturer portals continue to provide asset data.
  • Your maintenance system remains the tool for maintenance and work orders.
  • ETRM and trading platforms continue to manage trading and marketing.
  • BI tools like Power BI access verified data products instead of individual exports.
How Data Becomes Business Value

From Trustworthy Data to Measurable Financial Value.

A Data Lakehouse is not the business result itself. It is the decision-making infrastructure that connects data quality, insight, action, and measurable operational value.

Trustworthy Data Connected, Quality-Assured, Historized
Faster Insights Curated Products and Governed Analytics
Better Decisions Technical and Economic Context Combined
Automated Actions Workflows, Applications, and AI Agents
Business Value Revenue, Margin, Risk, and Productivity
Higher Availability and Increased Revenue Detect performance losses earlier and prioritize corrective actions based on economic relevance.
Reduced Curtailment Losses Assess whether curtailed energy can be shifted, stored, or marketed differently.
Lower Balancing and Ancillary Service Costs Combine forecast, availability, weather, and event data to understand deviations.
Improved BESS Margin Optimize charging, discharging, reservations, and degradation as a single decision problem.
Smarter Maintenance Prioritize interventions based on expected energy and revenue impact – not solely on alarm volume.
Faster Reporting and More Efficient Audits Replace manual reconciliations with traceable KPIs, audit trails, and automated reports.

Use Cases for Utilities, Grid Operators, and Producers

01

Asset Performance

Assign every lost MWh to a cause and a revenue effect. Underperformance in wind turbines and PV strings becomes visible early, and maintenance can be prioritized based on economic risk.

02

Storage & Flexibility

Calculate which storage capacity is actually available for trading. Degradation costs are factored into every schedule, and the grid connection of hybrid parks is utilized optimally.

03

Trading & Forecasts

Trading receives approved availability data instead of unverified raw data. Every forecast version can be compared with the subsequent actual value, and the causes of balancing energy costs become visible.

04

Compliance & Governance

REMIT-relevant events are detected and fully documented. Grid information is shared with generation and trading in an unbundling-compliant manner, and key figures are centrally defined and versioned.

05

Operations & Automation

Alarm floods are bundled into a single incident with a clear cause. A daily situational overview of outages, curtailments, and risks is automatically generated, and work orders are prepared directly.

06

Finance & Billing

Energy quantities from meters, SCADA, and balancing groups are automatically reconciled. PPA billing follows contract logic, and warranty and SLA claims can be substantiated with operational data.

Analytics

Ask Questions Like You Would to an Analyst—and Get Answers from Curated Data Products.

The Analytics Chatbot connects business questions in natural language with the curated data products of your Energy Data Lakehouse. Departments can immediately analyze causes, impacts, and options for action, including visualizations.

  • Understands operational questions regarding curtailment, availability, revenue, portfolio, and markets.
  • Accesses curated, quality-assured data products and calculations.
  • Can explain, classify, and directly display quantitative statements.
  • Creates diagrams, one-pagers, and management-ready visualizations on request.
Analytics Natural Language Analytics on Your Energy Data Lakehouse
What were the economic impacts of the curtailment at the “Hohenwerfen” wind farm on 06/12/2026, why was it carried out, who ordered it, and could the energy have been stored in a BESS and profitably marketed later?
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AI
On 06/12/2026, a market-price-induced curtailment was carried out at the “Hohenwerfen” wind farm between 11:45 AM and 4:25 PM. During this period, a total of 36 MWh were not generated or fed into the grid.
Create a diagram showing the curtailment period along with wind speed and active power for the entire day of 06/12/2026.
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AI
Certainly – here is the visualization of the daily progression with the marked curtailment period:
Active Power
Wind Speed
Curtailment 11:45 AM–4:25 PM
Curtailment MW m/s 000612162024h 5035200 141060

LLM required. In the cloud or on-premises with dedicated GPU hardware.

Data Lineage

Traceability down to the individual data record.

With Data Lineage, you see more than just the final KPI; you see every step along the way: from the curated KPI through harmonization and raw data back to the source.

  • Every KPI can be traced back to its underlying raw data.
  • Transformations, filters, and calculation rules remain transparently documented.
  • Departments gain confidence in the numbers because the cause and origin are visible.
  • Audits and reconciliations with Trading, Grid, or Asset Operations become faster and more reliable.
Example: CUF – Capability Utilization Factor Vertical Traceability of the Data Product
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Curated KPI – CUF Current Value: 87,4 %
Provided for Reporting, Control, and Analysis
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Harmonization Units, Time Synchronization, and Quality Rules
Gap Correction, Curtailment Code Assignment, and Quality Flagging
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Raw Zone 1-Second and 5-Minute Telemetry Historized
Unchanged Time Series with Timestamp and Asset ID
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Source Hohenwerfen Wind Farm · SCADA / OEM
Signals: Active Power, Availability, Curtailment Status
Trace-back view
CUF = Actual Energy Output / Theoretically Available Energy Dataset Path: Curated KPI “CUF” → Availability Logic → Curtailment Flagging → Time Synchronization → Raw Telemetry → Hohenwerfen Wind Farm / SCADA
Self-Assessment

Calculate Your Relevance Index.

Answer seven questions. The index shows how relevant a central Energy Data Lakehouse is for your energy company.

Select all applicable portfolio technologies.

7
Fully Automated High Manual Effort
3
Major Problems No Problem
8
Not Important Important
3
Highly Critical Not Critical
8
Not Urgent Urgent
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Four Steps to Your Energy Data Lakehouse

  1. 1

    Connect

    Connect the most important data sources, build a unified asset model, and continuously monitor data quality.

  2. 2

    Demonstrate Value

    A first data product, a management dashboard, and an automated report make the benefits measurable.

  3. 3

    Add AI

    Implement a first AI or optimization use case with clear quality and release rules.

  4. 4

    Scale

    Connect additional departments, subsidiaries, and data sources, and add new use cases.

You start small, see results early, and gradually expand without changing your existing system landscape.

Cloud or On-Premises: Operation According to Your Requirements

Cloud

Quick start without your own infrastructure. Ideal for rapidly implementing initial use cases.

Private Cloud

More control over architecture and security with high flexibility.

On-Premises

Maximum data sovereignty in your own data center, with GPU hardware for your own AI models if desired.

AI Based on Verified Energy Data

AI is only as good as the data behind it. Because the Energy Data Lakehouse provides verified and documented data, AI applications deliver traceable results. Your departments ask questions in natural language, for example, about all curtailments in the last 30 days including weather, electricity price, and lost revenue, and receive the answer with a diagram and data origin. A coding assistant builds dashboards and specialized applications from approved data products, without long development cycles.

More on AI for the Energy Industry

Your Partner for Data Platforms in the Energy Industry

A Data Lakehouse only unfolds its full potential when technology and the energy industry align. We support you from data strategy, architecture, and governance to the productive platform, aligning it with your systems, data sources, and processes.

Matthias Gerstl

Matthias Gerstl

Project Implementation Manager

Renew Ops & Maximo Application Suite certified

Sophia Weis

Sophia Weis

Project Implementation Manager

Renew Ops & Maximo Application Suite certified

Herbert Steinmetz

Herbert Steinmetz

Renewables Solution Architect

IREB CPRE Requirements Engineering & ITIL certified

Leon Vizi

Leon Vizi

Renewables Support Specialist

IREB CPRE Requirements Engineering & ISTQB certified

Frequently Asked Questions about the Energy Data Lakehouse

What is an Energy Data Lakehouse?

An Energy Data Lakehouse is a central data platform for energy companies. It connects asset, grid, market, weather, maintenance, and financial data, stores raw data with a complete history, and provides it as verified, traceable data products for reporting, analytics, and AI.

What is the difference from a classic Data Warehouse?

A classic Data Warehouse primarily stores structured, already processed data. An Energy Data Lakehouse additionally ingests raw data and high-resolution time series and combines them with versioned tables and fast analytics. This keeps you flexible for new questions without forcing every use case into a rigid data model.

Do existing systems like SCADA, CMMS, or ETRM need to be replaced?

No. The Energy Data Lakehouse connects your existing systems. They remain responsible for their tasks, while the Lakehouse creates shared history, data quality, and traceability.

How are OT and IT networks separated?

The connection is established via separate network segments, controlled gateways, and read-only connections. We tailor the specific architecture to your security and OT requirements.

How does the platform support REMIT, Unbundling, and NIS2?

It creates the technical foundation: controlled access, complete history, versioning, and seamless traceability. Compliance with regulations still requires your internal processes and responsibilities.

How quickly can a first use case go live?

That depends on how accessible your data sources are, the state of data quality, and what security approvals are needed. We deliberately define the first step as small: a few prioritized sources, one data product, one measurable result.

What internal resources are needed?

Typically, a responsible person from the business department, data and system experts, contacts from IT and security, and representatives from the areas that use the data, such as Asset Operations, Trading, or Controlling.

Where is the potential in your portfolio?

Start with a specific question from your company. Together, we will clarify what data you need and what a first use case could look like.

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