Your next market strategy shouldn't depend on last year's PDF.

No. You can ask in plain language such as "Who is scaling SOFC in maritime?" and Enki delivers structured, source-backed answers instantly.

No training is needed. Enki works out of the box with live commercial signals from pilots, deployments, partnerships, and filings.

No. Enki runs in your browser. Simply log in and start using it.

Answers appear in under 20 seconds. Enki searches live data in real time and structures the results immediately.

Enki interprets plain language and still surfaces the most relevant commercial signals and sources. If your question is broad, Enki guides you by suggesting more specific angles and follow-up prompts.

Enki searches trusted public sources such as press releases, filings, pilots, and launches, then synthesizes them into structured answers with clear source links.

No. We never use your queries, documents, or activity to train Enki or any other model.

Yes. Your queries remain private. Enki does not save, sell, or share your personal identifiable information.

No. Only the login details you provide are stored securely. Payments are handled by Stripe under industry-standard security.

Yes. Enki is pay-as-you-go. There are no contracts and no lock-in.

Enki is built to minimize hallucinations. Every answer comes with source links, and multiple verification steps cross-check signals before a result is shown.

From real-time public signals: press releases, regulatory filings, pilot deployments, product launches, news, blogs, technical reviews, and academic papers.

Every insight links back to its original source, so it is already verified before reaching you. Each time you ask, Enki refreshes against the latest public signals.

There is no rigid taxonomy. Coverage includes any energy topic such as DAC, SOFC, hydrogen, e-fuels, batteries, CCUS, ammonia, and other emerging sectors.

Ask directly. Enki searches live data each time. If the information exists publicly, Enki will surface it.

Yes. Every response includes a source trail showing the documents or announcements used.

Yes. While built for clean tech and the energy transition, Enki can track any sector with strong public signals, such as pharmaceuticals, aviation, and semiconductors.

Enki prioritizes primary, verifiable sources such as regulatory filings, official press releases, pilot announcements, and reputable outlets. Content without a clear origin does not make the cut.

Enki structures raw signals into clear summaries with context such as who, what, when, and how much. It works like a digital analyst that always cites its sources.

General LLMs are built for conversation and give generic answers. AlphaSense focuses on filings from public companies. Rystad and BNEF deliver static, slow-cycle reports. Enki works in real time, covers startups and niche segments, and is source-backed.

Yes. Enki generates tables, comparison charts, and trend visuals so you can spot patterns and present them directly.

Yes. You can export insights, copy links, or use team features to collaborate and track answers together.

Yes. We can set up custom trackers for the companies, technologies, or markets you care about, and you receive notifications when new signals appear. There is no self-serve alerts UI yet.

No. Enki augments your analysts so they do more, faster. Teams typically save up to 80 percent of the time spent on repetitive searches and manual data extraction, while analysts keep control of judgment and strategy.

It removes the heavy lifting of information gathering, giving instant access to structured, source-backed insights that normally take hours or days. Faster turnaround, less burnout, higher standard of analysis.

Yes. Enki highlights patterns, trends, and gaps in ways that feel analyst-written, and always points back to the underlying sources so you can verify the claims.

Decision-makers who need fast, reliable market intelligence: CTOs, CCOs, CEOs, strategy, product, BD, and technology teams, plus individual analysts who want Bloomberg-level intelligence without analyst fees.

Fortune 500 energy companies, global chemical processing companies, and emerging startups in carbon capture, hydrogen, and fuel cells, from C-suite leaders to strategy and analyst teams.

Enki was founded by energy and AI veterans from Baker Hughes, Shell, SLB, and Microsoft, who experienced firsthand the pain of slow, outdated intelligence.

Decision-makers waste weeks digging through PDFs, analyst reports, and scattered news. We built Enki to deliver Bloomberg-style intelligence that is faster, more affordable, and directly actionable.

• Opportunity identification before competitors
• Market landscape mapping across clean tech sectors
• Competitive intelligence in real time
• Trend analysis of emerging signals
• Techno-economic analysis
• Policy and regulation analysis

Yes. The Research Assistant is our flagship, but we also build custom trackers and dashboards. Our vision is the full intelligence layer for the energy transition.

Enki starts at 200 dollars per year. There are no setup fees and no contracts.

No. Individuals can start with a personal plan and scale to team workspaces when ready.

Yes. Every user receives product support plus guidance on best practices and example use cases.

Yes. Every new user receives a 7-day free trial with no commitment.

You automatically roll into the annual plan unless you cancel. Your saved searches and trackers carry over.

Yes. A card activates the trial, but you are not charged if you cancel before the 7 days are up.

Most use corporate credit cards; some pay personally and expense it later. For large teams with more than 50 licenses, we support purchase orders on request.

It is trusted by Fortune 500s, saves analysts up to 80 percent of their time, delivers board-ready insights in under 20 seconds with cited sources, costs only 200 dollars per year, and offers a free 7-day trial with standard corporate payment methods.