Put specialized intelligence inside the utility's AI strategy.
An MCP server gives authorized agents a governed way to discover and use specialized capabilities. It can support ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Esri AI assistants, and utility-built agents without creating another general-purpose AI destination customers must adopt. It can also give an existing AI application the context and instructions needed to use MCP servers connected to other enterprise systems, when those connections are authorized, so it can assemble a broader operating picture without building another set of point-to-point integrations.
- Reduce avoidable cyber exposure. Keep governed tools, permissions, and system boundaries between operational data and the language model.
- Lower development and lifecycle cost. Invest in the context layer instead of continually rebuilding the conversational interface as models change.
- Meet utilities where they operate. Make the same trusted intelligence available across engineering, integrity, finance, regulatory, and executive workflows.
- Preserve customer choice. Let each utility select its preferred model, cloud, security architecture, and user experience.