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OpsGuru Achieves AWS Energy & Utilities Competency Status

OpsGuru, an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner, has achieved Amazon Web Services (AWS) Energy & Utilities Competency status. The designation recognizes OpsGuru's deep expertise in helping energy sector customers leverage AWS technology for system transformation and sustainable future transitions.

28 September 2026
OpsGuru Achieves AWS Energy & Utilities Competency Status

TORONTO – OpsGuru, an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner, has announced its achievement of Amazon Web Services (AWS) Energy & Utilities Competency status. This designation acknowledges partners who demonstrate deep expertise in assisting customers within the energy sector to leverage AWS technology for complex system transformations and to accelerate the transition towards a sustainable future.

The AWS Energy & Utilities Competency status differentiates OpsGuru as an AWS Partner with specialized technical proficiency in the energy and utilities industry. The recognition involves a stringent technical validation process and a review of customer references, aiming to help energy customers select skilled partners to expedite their digital transformations.

"Energy and utilities companies cannot choose between speed and security; they need both," said Ryan Smyth, CEO of OpsGuru. "This AWS competency validates our proven field experience: we understand the industry's operational realities and its technology, and we can assist our customers in modernizing their most complex, highly regulated systems with confidence."

OpsGuru offers its expertise through the Energy Lakehouse Accelerator, a production-ready solution for building data lakehouses on AWS. This accelerator reduces build times from 6-12 months to mere weeks, unifying operational field data (SCADA, IoT) with corporate data (ERP, financial systems) under a single, governed data catalog. Built on Apache Iceberg and Amazon S3, the solution provides a foundation ready for AI and analytics workloads from the outset.

Original source: prnewswire.com