Kuala lumpur: Bidgely will showcase its artificial intelligence (AI)-driven smart meter analytics at Enlit Asia 2026, demonstrating how utilities across Southeast Asia can use advanced data insights to improve customer experience, protect revenue, and strengthen grid planning.
According to BERNAMA News Agency, Bidgely stated that the event will be held from September 22 to 24 in BSD City, Jakarta, bringing together utilities, regulators, technology providers, and energy leaders from across the ASEAN region. Nipun Jain, Bidgely's Vice President for EMEA and APAC, highlighted that utilities in Southeast Asia have developed a strong digital foundation through rapid advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) rollouts, with smart meters generating valuable operational data.
Jain elaborated that the company will demonstrate how AI and machine-learning analytics can transform interval data into outcomes such as reducing bill shock, addressing non-technical losses, and building a more resilient grid. At Enlit Asia, Bidgely will focus on solutions across three areas: value to consumers, revenue protection, and advanced grid intelligence.
The consumer-focused solutions from Bidgely provide personalized, appliance-level energy-use insights while equipping customer service representatives with data to resolve complex inquiries. For revenue protection, Bidgely's AI algorithms analyze AMI data to identify anomalies and assist utilities in detecting energy theft and reducing non-technical losses.
In terms of grid intelligence, Bidgely will demonstrate how utilities can gain greater visibility into distribution assets, including transformer capacity and asset stress, as the adoption of distributed energy resources such as solar and electric vehicles increases. Bidgely's UtilityAI platform can be deployed as a fully managed software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution or within a utility's preferred cloud and data environment, including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Snowflake, and Databricks.
Additionally, the company will participate in thought leadership sessions covering digitalization and AI, ASEAN energy dialogue, and grid modernization. This includes three technical presentations on asset visibility, grid and feeder-level forecasting, and distributed intelligence for greater grid flexibility and resilience.
Through its participation at Enlit Asia 2026, Bidgely aims to demonstrate how utilities can move beyond using smart meter data primarily for billing and apply AI-powered analytics to support operational intelligence, customer engagement, and the transition towards more resilient energy networks.