List of Volue Smart Power Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying Volue Smart Power customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Volue Smart Power for Utilities ERP from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Volue Smart Power for Utilities ERP include: A2A, a Italy based Utilities organisation with 13267 employees and revenues of $16.80 billion, Fortum, a Finland based Utilities organisation with 5000 employees and revenues of $2.00 billion, Nte Marked, a Norway based Utilities organisation with 74 employees and revenues of $110.6 million and many others.
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A2A | Utilities | 13267 | $16.8B | Italy | Volue | Volue Smart Power | Utilities ERP | 2023 | n/a | In 2023, A2A implemented Volue Smart Power. The Volue Smart Power deployment, classified as Utilities ERP, was implemented to support production planning, bidding and dispatch across Italian short-term power markets and to optimise hydro, thermal, solar and wind assets while improving operational efficiency. The implementation incorporated Volue Mesh for object modelling together with Smart Power optimisation and trading components to enable scenario-based scheduling, dispatch optimisation and automated market offer generation. Configuration work concentrated on asset modelling, constraint-aware optimisation and market bidding workflows consistent with short-term market operations. Operational coverage focused on A2A's Italian generation portfolio and trading desk functions, aligning production planning and dispatch with market bidding cycles. Governance and process changes centralized scheduling and bidding workflows inside the Utilities ERP environment to streamline decision making and operations, supporting improved operational efficiency. | |
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Fortum | Utilities | 5000 | $2.0B | Finland | Volue | Volue Smart Power | Utilities ERP | 2024 | n/a | In 2024, Fortum signed with Volue to implement Volue Smart Power as its Utilities ERP solution to improve inflow forecasting, hydro short term optimisation and production planning across its Nordic operations in Sweden and Finland. The Volue Smart Power deployment targets improved water resource use and enhanced market participation for Fortum's hydro portfolio. Volue Smart Power implementation centers on Volue Mesh and Nimbus UI, leveraging Volue Mesh for data orchestration across forecasting and optimisation workflows and Nimbus UI as the operational interface for dispatch planners and analysts. Functional capabilities explicitly configured include inflow forecasting, hydro short term optimisation and production planning, aligning forecasting outputs with scheduling and market operation workflows. The project integrates Volue Smart Power with Algo Trader Power for trading workflows, enabling production plans to inform market participation directly through the trading system. Operational scope is the Nordic region, specifically Sweden and Finland, and business functions impacted include hydro operations, production planning teams, trading desks and water resource management. Governance and process alignment emphasize centralised data orchestration and unified forecasting to support planning to trading handoffs, while aiming to standardise short term optimisation practices across sites. Volue Smart Power consolidates forecasting, optimisation and market interaction capabilities within the Utilities ERP category for Fortum. | |
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Nte Marked | Utilities | 74 | $111M | Norway | Volue | Volue Smart Power | Utilities ERP | 2024 | n/a | In 2024 Nte Marked implemented Volue Smart Power within its generation operations to drive hydro optimisation and inflow forecasting, and the vendor case states Volue Smart Power is fully operational. The deployment is positioned as part of the company stack for planning and market interaction under the Utilities ERP category, with the implementation explicitly scoped to improve production planning and to maximise revenues in the Norwegian market. The implementation leverages Volue Smart Power modules for hydro optimisation and inflow forecasting together with object modelling provided by Volue Mesh. Volue Mesh functions as the object modelling layer that represents physical assets and reservoirs, while an automation framework orchestrates forecast-driven scheduling and optimisation workflows, enabling model-based production planning and repetitive automation of planning tasks. Operational coverage is focused on Norwegian market operations and production planning functions, with the stated objective of more accurate production schedules and revenue maximisation. Governance detail in the vendor case emphasizes that Volue Smart Power is fully operational and highlights Mesh and the automation framework as key architectural components of the rollout. |
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