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Edition #03

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming a core capability in energy analytics, not only as a tool for automation, but as a new layer for modeling, reasoning, software development, and large-scale computation. This issue of the Analytics Report highlights how PSR is positioning itself at the forefront of AI applied to energy systems, combining climate scenario generation, stochastic optimization, reinforcement learning, agentic workflows, MCP-based interaction with analytical tools, AI-assisted coding, and GPU-based optimization. Together, the articles show how AI and advanced computing can support more robust methodologies, faster studies, and new ways of developing, operating, and interpreting complex energy models.

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Full coverage of the PSR User Meeting 2026, held in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, which gathered participants from four continents around the event’s two central themes: artificial intelligence in energy analytics and the increasing complexity of power systems. Highlights include the evolution of the SDDP Platform, client cases from around the world, and a memorable technical visit to the Itaipu hydroelectric plant — plus an invitation to the 2027 edition.
SDDP has been the central tool for hydrothermal dispatch planning for over three decades, but its structural assumptions shape the modeling choices available in practice. This article explores what becomes possible when reinforcement learning is paired with optimization to relax those constraints.
A practical look at how RAG-based assistants, MCP-connected agents, and reasoning workflows can extend the SDDP Platform experience, supporting users from documentation queries and case operations to simulation execution and result analysis.
Translating a research paper into production software typically takes months of engineering effort. This article reports a deliberate experiment in AI-assisted development, using a stochastic generation-expansion solver as a test case for what frontier coding agents can deliver today.
Climate change makes historical records an increasingly unreliable guide to the future. PSRCast was designed to address this challenge, generating probabilistic climate scenarios conditioned on global circulation models for energy planning, agricultural insurance, and beyond.
As power systems grow in complexity, the size of optimization problems is outpacing what traditional workflows were designed to handle. This article examines how GPU-based algorithms can change the computational envelope for large-scale energy optimization, with benchmarks on Brazil’s dispatch LP.
From the Transformer to autonomous coding agents, this article traces eight years of AI milestones and their growing implications for software engineering practice, examining what reasoning models make possible and what disciplined prompt and context engineering demands from engineers.
Could a reasoning AI model develop effective hydrothermal operating strategies by exploring a simulation environment, without relying on traditional optimization algorithms? This article describes the experimental setup, the agent’s reasoning process, and what the results suggest.

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