ICYMI: How Verse Supported Energy Teams in 2025

As we look back on 2025, one thing stands out: almost every meaningful improvement we made to Aria^TM started with a customer conversation. We heard from energy, finance, and sustainability teams navigating more volatility than ever, often with tools that weren’t built for the questions they were being asked. So this year, we focused on supporting customers in a few important ways.

Real-time insight with Telemetry Integrations

Waiting weeks for PDF invoices or static reports to determine asset performance was a common frustration for teams. With Real-Time Telemetry Integrations, live generation data means teams have actual project performance within the day (not month), and a granular understanding of how this month will close for the accounting team.

A better way to handle invoices with Invoice Validation

Invoice validation repeatedly came up as a major headache for asset managers. They shared how much time they were spending digging through line items, often reacting too late to catch issues. Working closely with those teams, we introduced Invoice Validation workflows that clearly show which invoices pass, which need attention, and why. The result is less manual work, faster issue resolution, and more confidence when engaging developers.

Seeing risk before day one with Pre-COD Digital Twins

Several customers told us the same thing: the time between PPA signing and COD felt like a black box. By the time the first invoice arrived, forecasts were already stale. That feedback directly shaped Pre-COD Digital Twins in Aria, which lets teams model how an asset will perform as if it were already live in the market.

The result is earlier visibility into pricing, performance, and exposure, eliminating the COD panic with proactive preparation.

Forecasts finance can actually stand behind with incorporation of real contract details

We also heard from finance teams who were tired of explaining why forecasts didn’t match settlements. Generic assumptions around contract terms weren’t cutting it in a world of infinite PPA flavors.

In 2025, we strengthened our forecasting engine to support increasingly complex PPA portfolios, combining real contract logic with short-term market intelligence to deliver finance-ready cashflow forecasts.

The result is accruals that align with settlements, cleaner closes, and forecasts finance can stand behind as markets move.

From monthly questions to long-term clarity with Lifetime Asset Performance Views

Leadership doesn’t just ask how the asset performed last month. They want to know how the asset will perform over its life and if it’s still on track to meet the original approval case.

That’s why we expanded Lifetime Asset Performance Views, making it easy to move from monthly results to full contract-term outlooks without stitching together spreadsheets.

Supporting global portfolios

As customer portfolios expanded internationally, the need for consistent global views became critical.

This year, we added support for European markets, enabling teams to manage U.S. and European PPAs together with region-specific data and modeling, all in one platform.

Clearer storytelling with Price-Generation Performance Visuals

Customers told us it was hard to explain why value changed, not just that it did.

We introduced Price–Generation Performance Visualization, showing market prices directly against generation output. By overlaying market prices directly against generation output, the correlation between price spikes and production is clear, demystifying changes in value and informing conversations with developers about settlement outcomes.

All of these improvements reflect one goal: helping energy teams spend less time explaining surprises and more time staying ahead of them.