Mountain Vector Energy Introduces Cufflink Nova for Secure AI Energy Management
Mountain Vector Energy announced in a press release the launch of Cufflink Nova, a secure AI solution designed to help organizations reduce utility costs and improve operational efficiency. The platform builds on the company’s existing Cufflink energy management system and provides analytics for energy and water data across large facility portfolios.
Cufflink Nova enables users to query their energy and water performance data in plain language and receive immediate insights. It supports analysis from portfolio level down to individual meters, helping organizations identify cost issues, detect anomalies, forecast budgets, and monitor sustainability metrics.
The system automates tasks that previously required manual reporting and experienced analysts, allowing staff to focus on higher-level work. It also provides real-time visibility into renewable assets such as solar and battery systems, evaluating performance against expectations and suggesting optimization patterns.
Mountain Vector Energy stated that the platform is already deployed across sectors including education, healthcare, industry, and utilities, managing over 1,200 facilities and 95 million square feet. Cufflink Nova will be demonstrated at the Council of the Great City Schools Chief Operating Officer and Operational Directors Conference in Detroit from April 21 to 25, 2026.
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