"PG&E was one of the first utilities to appreciate the need for a sophisticated A.I.-enabled bidding technology to optimize its energy storage assets," said Seyed Madaeni, chief digital officer of Fluence. "This technology-agnostic software provides PG&E with a single tool that can optimize not only the Moss Landing project, but potentially entire portfolios of generation and storage resources to enhance affordability of resources. We are excited to work with PG&E to use advanced technology to improve the efficiency and reliability of the CAISO market and lower costs for California consumers." The Fluence Digital team - formerly AMS, which was acquired by Fluence in 2020 - is the leading developer of A.I.-enabled optimized bidding software for grid-scale storage and generation assets. The Trading Platform, which can be used to optimize a variety of energy resources in the CAISO market and in the Australian National Electricity Market (NEM), can increase revenue and operational efficiency for battery-based energy storage by 40-50 percent and revenue for standalone renewable energy assets by over 10 percent via optimized wholesale market bidding. It is currently used by energy asset owners to optimize approximately 15 percent of all wind and solar energy assets bidding into the NEM - approximately 1.7 GW - with a further 0.7 GW under contract. PG&E is Fluence's first announced Trading Platform customer in the California ISO (CAISO).