Energy is going through three transitions at once. The decarbonisation transition forces the hardest reporting cycles — CSRD double-materiality, EU Methane Regulation, EU ETS, scope-3 across complex supply chains. The asset-fleet transition forces a hard look at operational efficiency on ageing infrastructure being pushed harder than ever. The trading-desk transition forces faster signal processing on weather, geopolitics and price-driver intelligence. AI is at the centre of all three.
The regulatory perimeter is the toughest among industrial sectors. NIS2 covers critical energy infrastructure with 24h/72h incident reporting. EU Methane Regulation (effective 2024) imposes detection, measurement and reporting requirements that will industrialise satellite-and-sensor evidence. CSRD requires audit-quality narratives. FERC, REMIT and national regulators impose disclosure and conduct rules. ITAR shows up in defence-adjacent supply chains.
Kosmoy is the operating layer that lets energy firms ship AI across asset health, trading, ESG reporting and field operations under one set of governance controls. Single-tenant Kubernetes deployment fits the typical energy hosting posture (private cloud, often air-gapped for OT-adjacent installations).