CHI’GRIDS and Technavious Solutions Partners to Drive Smarter Energy Management in Data Centres

CHI’GRIDS, a Bengaluru-based energy intelligence platform focused on enterprise power, carbon and energy management has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Technavious Solutions to jointly pursue pilot programmes and commercial opportunities in India’s rapidly expanding data centre sector.

The collaboration aims to combine CHI’GRIDS’ energy intelligence and digital power management capabilities with Technavious Solutions’ expertise in designing and delivering data centre infrastructure solutions across multiple geographies.

Under the partnership, the companies will jointly identify and engage with data centre owners, operators, colocation providers, hyperscale clients and infrastructure customers to address evolving energy and operational challenges within the sector.

As part of the collaboration, CHI’GRIDS will extend its platform capabilities for data centre environments, enabling enhanced energy visibility, operational intelligence, reporting and sustainability management. The collaboration will also focus on pilot deployments, implementation planning, and the transition of successful pilots into long-term commercial engagements.

Speaking on the partnership, Raahul Hari Nair, said, “India’s data centre expansion is creating a new layer of energy complexity. As AI-driven infrastructure scales, enterprises will need more intelligent ways to manage power sourcing, operational efficiency and sustainability. This collaboration is aimed at building integrated solutions that align digital infrastructure growth with smarter energy management.”

Adding to this, Senthil Kumar R., CEO from Technavious Solutions said, “The future of data centre infrastructure will depend not just on scale, but on how efficiently and sustainably these environments operate. Through this collaboration, we aim to combine infrastructure lifecycle expertise with energy intelligence capabilities to help customers build more resilient, efficient, and operationally aware data centre environments.”

India’s data centre industry is expected to witness significant growth over the coming years, driven by increasing cloud adoption, AI workloads, and digital transformation initiatives. As infrastructure power demands continue to rise, operators are increasingly seeking smarter approaches to energy management, operational visibility and sustainability performance. The MoU will remain in force for an initial period of twelve months, during which both companies expect to jointly explore pilot opportunities and future commercial engagements within the sector.