Gridsoft has been named the Grand Award winner of the 2025 Pulse Innovate Clean Energy Challenge, solidifying its position as a leader in the next generation of energy management technology.
The prestigious event, a collaboration between EDF Power Solutions Australia, the Franco-Australian Centre for Energy Transition (FACET), and Swinburne University of Technology, was established to champion innovations that support clean, reliable, and intelligent energy systems.
Gridsoft secured the win with Luna, its proprietary agentic AI platform. The judges recognised Luna for its ability to unify data, assets, and people, ultimately helping businesses unlock critical energy efficiencies and achieve greater return on investment from their green energy portfolios.
The win came after a rigorous selection process, where Gridsoft presented to a distinguished panel of industry leaders, including:
- Dr. Werner van der Merwe, Vice President, Swinburne Innovation and Enterprise
- Sarah Cumming, Franco-Australia Indo-Pacific Centre for Energy Transition
- Kyaw Hein, Smart Grid Research Lead, EDF Power Solutions Australia
- Dr Ali Bourig, PhD, Technical Project Manager, EDF Australia
“We are humbled to be recognised by such key players in the global energy sector. This award fuels our mission to help businesses harness the full potential of their energy assets.”
The Gridsoft team
As the 2025 winner, Gridsoft looks forward to continuing its work in the sector, providing the intelligent layer needed to manage the complexity of the modern energy systems.
