Sesame Sustainability has officially announced the launch of Sesame One, which happens to be a unified software platform geared towards helping energy companies, utilities, and infrastructure investors navigate the energy transition with unprecedented speed and strategic insight.
According to certain reports, this particular platform arrives on the scene bearing an ability to deliver dynamic, real-time modeling capabilities that, on their part, can seamlessly optimize billion-dollar investment decisions across power generation, storage, and low-carbon fuels.
More on the same would reveal how Sesame One brings forth a first-of-its-kind modeling environment which effectively integrates power systems planning, industrial decarbonization pathways, energy supply chain optimization, and financial risk analytics, doing so all within a visual, user-friendly interface designed for both C-suites and technical analysts.
“The energy transition is a high-stakes game where a poor decision can cost billions. At JERA Americas, we needed a way to cut through the noise and make investment decisions with confidence.” said Greg Wilson, Vice President of Science and Technology at JERA Americas. “Sesame has dramatically improved how we analyze competing decarbonization pathways, and most importantly, it is giving us the intuition we need to make more informed decisions.”
Talk about the whole value proposition on a slightly deeper level, we begin from the way it can help users navigate uncertainty with confidence. This translates to how you can seamlessly build flexible strategies that remain robust across shifting policies, market conditions, and technology costs.
Next up, we must dig into the technology’s focus on accelerating analysis. As a result of that, you can evaluate hundreds of scenarios in minutes rather than weeks.
Another detail worth a mention relates to how one can optimize capital allocation, as model power generation, storage, and low-carbon fuel investments with full-stack scenario planning.
“We designed Sesame One for leaders making the hardest decisions in the energy transition. Every dollar, every megaton, every megawatt matters. This platform helps you move faster—without missing what matters most,” said Emre Gençer, Co-Founder and CEO of Sesame Sustainability.
Joining that would be a facility committed to de-risking major decisions. Here, you basically get to apply sensitivity analysis and stress-testing to billion-dollar infrastructure strategies.
Hold on, we still have a few bits left to unpack, considering we haven’t yet touched upon the way users can keep plans dynamic and responsive. Doing away with static spreadsheets, you can enjoy living models that evolve in real time as new data and assumptions emerge.
We also haven’t touched upon the technology’s goal of accelerating decarbonization. As for how it plans on reaching that goal, the answer resides in modelling clean power supply across industrial facilities, manufacturing sites, and data centers with granular detail.
Rounding up highlights would be the prospect of integrating complex systems by connecting power systems planning with industrial operations, hydrogen production, CCUS deployment, and biofuel strategies.
Among other things, it ought to be acknowledged that, leveraging collaborations with strategic partners like Chevron, Sesame Sustainability has managed to further refine its platform’s capabilities to meet real-world operational needs.
“Achieving a lower carbon energy future that’s affordable and reliable requires better system-level intelligence that can enable better decision-making,” said Vesna Mirkovic, Strategic Relationships Manager, Chevron. “Collaborating with Sesame in development of their technology has given Chevron the opportunity to help shape a platform that provides clear, actionable insights to help us better understand how emerging technologies integrate with existing assets and optimize system performance and emissions reduction. Sesame’s technology has the potential to play a key role as the energy landscape evolves. We’re excited to have the opportunity to be part of building this capability from ground up.”
