The platform introduces GPM Horizon Storage—a dedicated module that enhances visibility and control of energy storage systems. With storage investments rising sharply, this addition reflects industry demand for smarter, consolidated oversight of complex portfolios. GPM Horizon aims to give asset managers a more efficient way to monitor technical, operational, and financial performance without relying on fragmented tools.
What sets the platform apart is its use of AI-driven analytics and predictive monitoring. Operators can detect underperformance early, optimize performance across asset types, and automate reporting workflows. These features help shift asset management from reactive to proactive, offering clearer insight into portfolio health and long-term performance.
The launch of GPM Horizon comes at a time when global investment in energy storage is accelerating. According to DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook 2025, spending on battery and pumped hydro storage has increased sevenfold over the last decade and is projected to hit $150 billion annually in the 2030s. With multi-tech projects now the norm, asset managers are seeking tools that support smarter integration and strategic planning.
Rather than juggling separate systems for each asset type, GPM Horizon allows users to centralize oversight across technologies and geographies. Its architecture supports financial tracking, compliance monitoring, and real-time technical analytics within a single environment. For developers and utilities facing increasing data complexity, the platform addresses key challenges such as transparency, operational silos, and inconsistent reporting.
GreenPowerMonitor has positioned GPM Horizon to support large-scale portfolios across regions like North America, where states such as California and Texas are driving hybrid project deployment. Globally, the platform benefits from DNV’s established track record in digital assurance, lending credibility to its methodologies and data integrity standards.
