Bengaluru-based AION Private Limited has launched an AI decision intelligence platform for India’s power utilities, disaster management authorities and police, the company announced on 14 November 2026. The platform bundles seven products that use forecasting models, data analytics and AI co-pilots, and keeps an auditable record of every data source and assumption behind each recommendation.

The launch adds to a growing set of Indian AI tools built for public systems, from Hyderabad Police’s Dooradrishti crime intelligence tool to climate risk platforms. AION’s pitch is different: every number must show where it came from.

What the AION decision intelligence platform includes

The seven products are PowerGenie, REDSM, RE-cast, PowerIntel, FloodCast, TerraLens and AION Rakshak. Together they cover electricity demand forecasting, renewable energy settlement, flood monitoring, geospatial visualisation and police workload planning.

• PowerGenie issues a buy, sell or hold plan for every 15-minute power market block over the next seven days, with quantities, costs and deviation exposure, refreshed three times a day.
• REDSM and RE-cast handle forecasting, scheduling and deviation settlement for wind and solar plants, down to individual plant generation.
• PowerIntel maps asset owners, buyers, sellers and regulators in the power sector, with the source of every field.
• FloodCast polls 200 Central Water Commission river gauges every hour and tracks 746 Himalayan glacial lakes using satellite data.
• TerraLens is a 3D Earth view that users can steer with hand gestures, voice commands or a keyboard.
• AION Rakshak forecasts registration workloads at police stations seven days ahead, built from published FIR data.

How AION makes AI forecasts auditable

According to the company, each figure on the platform links back to its original data source. Forecasts are stored exactly as they were issued and later compared with what actually happened on the grid, the river or the plant. When a simpler baseline beats a complex model, the system switches to the baseline and says so.

That design targets a familiar problem for utilities and government agencies: a power bid, settlement bill or flood alert questioned months later has to be explained with what was known at the time. AION says plans are never overwritten once issued, and decision logs for Rakshak are kept in a tamper-evident, hash-chained ledger.

The company also says Rakshak forecasts workload per station and does not score, rank or predict individual officers or citizens, a point that matters as states such as Karnataka expand AI-powered police services like the Namma 112 helpline.

Why it matters for India’s power and disaster systems

India’s power demand is climbing as data centres come online, and global AI companies are turning to India for data centre capacity. Better short-term forecasting can cut deviation penalties for distribution companies and load despatch centres.

On the disaster side, FloodCast joins Indian startups such as mistEO, which raised ₹18 crore for AI climate risk intelligence. AION has also built AI co-pilots into its power products that answer questions with cited data and explain changes in electricity bills or regulatory deviations. Details are on the AION website and the FloodCast product page.

Key takeaways

• AION launched seven AI decision intelligence products for power, disaster management and policing on 14 November 2026.
• Every figure is linked to its source, and forecasts are scored against real outcomes.
• A free 90-day pilot covers three power products: PowerGenie, REDSM and RE-cast.

FAQ

What is AION’s decision intelligence platform?

It is a set of seven AI and forecasting products from AION Private Limited for power utilities, disaster authorities and police, built so every number can be traced to its source.

Can utilities try AION for free?

Yes. AION offers a free 90-day pilot covering three of its power products, starting with a walkthrough on live data.

Does AION Rakshak predict individual behaviour?

No. The company says Rakshak forecasts workload per police station and does not rank or predict individual officers or citizens.

Featured image: Screenshot of the AION Cockpit power supply and generation dashboard. Image: AION

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