Jun 22, 2026
In partnership with SGtech, EIPGrid advances its AI Energy Manager initiative in Thailand with an AI-driven energy platform purpose-built for the local market. EIPGrid’s AI Energy Manager is designed to turn distributed energy resources into a coordinated, automated, and revenue-ready fleet that lowers costs, cuts carbon, and advances stakeholders’ demand-response readiness.
BANGKOK, SEOUL — EIPGrid, a South Korea–based leader in energy management software and services, today announced the introduction of its AI Energy Manager in Thailand. Developed in collaboration with local partner SGtech and demonstrated at a live industrial facility, the platform is designed to give Thai energy users something they have not had before: a single system that continuously watches, learns, and acts on their behalf to lower electricity bills, automate operations, and prepare them for the energy market of tomorrow.
Smarter Energy, Stronger Economics
Electricity use and costs are not fixed and the AI Energy Manager is built around that reality. The platform continuously forecasts demand and on-site generation, then orchestrates every available asset in real time to put energy to its highest-value use. Battery storage charges when energy is cheap and discharges to shave expensive demand peaks. Solar output is captured rather than curtailed. Flexible loads — cooling systems, EV charging — shift automatically to avoid excess peak demand.
Initial results point to a measurable, month-on-month reduction in electricity costs. Manual, semi-automated, and fully autonomous control modes let each stakeholder move at their own pace, steadily reducing operating costs and freeing skilled staff to focus on core operations.
Built for Demand Response — From Day One
Participating in demand-response programs requires more than a willingness to curtail load. It requires confidence: that assets will respond on cue, that performance can be demonstrated, and that the data will stand up to scrutiny. The AI Energy Manager is designed with all of that in mind.
Its AI engine continuously analyzes consumption patterns and on-site generation, dynamically adjusts loads and distributed energy resources in response to grid signals, and automatically produces audit-ready measurement and verification reports. That combination of deep analysis, responsive control, and transparent reporting puts operators in a strong position to participate in Thailand’s growing demand-response programs and, over time, to open new revenue streams from grid flexibility services.
Engineered for the Thai Market
Generic energy software rarely fits. The AI Energy Manager has been shaped around the realities of the Thai energy environment: its tariff structures, regulatory landscape, and the operational patterns of Thai industrial and commercial users are reflected in the AI Energy Manager’s optimization logic.
The operator interface is designed so that teams can adapt the system as conditions evolve, without waiting for vendor support. This is not a product translated for Thailand; it is being shaped for it.
Scalable and Interoperable by Design
Connecting new assets should not require new integration projects. The AI Energy Manager links a central intelligence platform to a wide range of on-site equipment through a single, unified interface, regardless of manufacturer or communication protocol. New resources, new sites, and entirely new portfolios are designed to come online quickly and without costly custom work.
That scalability underpins a far larger ambition. By pooling distributed resources across many sites into coordinated, grid-responsive fleets, EIPGrid’s platform is positioned to support Thailand’s national target of mobilizing several thousands MW of demand-response capacity. Over time this will transform individual businesses into active contributors to a more resilient national grid.
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SGtech and EIPGrid discussing AI Energy Manager Implementation
Advancing Decarbonization and Energy Independence
Cost savings and grid participation are only part of the story. The AI Energy Manager also helps customers reduce their carbon footprint. It maximizes the use of on-site renewable generation, minimizes wasted clean energy, and coordinates storage so that solar output displaces grid power rather than being lost to curtailment.
Automated sustainability reporting turns that progress into a transparent, defensible record — useful for internal targets, customer commitments, or regulatory disclosure. Over time, the combination of lower grid imports, higher renewable self-consumption, and smarter storage builds something more durable than cost savings alone: genuine energy independence.
“Thailand is at the forefront of Southeast Asia’s energy transformation, and we are building the AI Energy Manager to meet that ambition. By combining frontier AI with deep local-market understanding, we are giving Thai businesses a practical path to lower energy costs, greater automation, and a cleaner, more independent energy future.”
Tony Lee, CEO, EIPGrid
“This collaboration brings world-class energy intelligence directly to Thai industry. Together with EIPGrid, we are demonstrating that advanced demand-response and AI-driven optimization are not future concepts — they are ready to deliver value for energy users today.”
Assoc. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Nipon Ketjoy, Director, School of Renewable Energy and Smart Grid Technology (SGtech), Naresuan University
About EIPGrid
EIPGrid Inc. is a leading energy technology company specializing in AI-based energy management software and services. Its flagship products, Power Sight and Energy Saver, utilize advanced algorithms to optimize energy consumption, reduce costs, and support global flexibility and decarbonization efforts. Website: www.eipgrid.com
About SGtech — School of Renewable Energy and Smart Grid Technology, Naresuan University
SGtech is Thailand's leading academic center for renewable energy and smart grid research, established as an autonomous institute within Naresuan University. It offers graduate programs at Master's and Doctoral levels in Smart Grid Technology and Smart City Management and Digital Innovation, and conducts internationally recognized applied research spanning solar energy, BESS integration, demand response, and smart grid systems. SGtech is headquartered in Phitsanulok, Thailand. Website: sgtech.nu.ac.th
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