How Internet of Things Modernizes Outdated Utility Infrastructure
Connected devices and sensors support automated energy management and delivery, seamless integrations and predictive maintenance.It’s no secret that much of the US electric grid urgently needs an upgrade. The 1960s and 70s saw the construction of…
AI in Energy: Why Progress Depends on People and Structure
When you talk with energy executives today, there’s no longer a debate about whether artificial intelligence belongs in operations. The question has shifted to how to make it work.Natalia Klafke, Executive Vice President of Energy & Sustainability…
AI in Energy Is Growing Up: From Analytics to Real Operations
For years, AI in energy meant better dashboards, faster analytics, and smarter reports. Useful — but limited. Now, something more important is happening: AI is moving from describing what happened to deciding what to do next.This shift…
Power Electronics and the Role of Silicon Carbide in the Energy Transition
In the conversation with Infineon’s Peter, the focus was squarely on power electronics — and, more specifically, the role of Silicon Carbide (SiC) in shaping the energy systems of tomorrow. Peter began by explaining that power…
Building Resilience Step by Step: Practical Adoption of Digital Twins
For many industrial and energy companies, the idea of deploying a full-scale digital twin across every asset can feel overwhelming. The reality, as highlighted during IIoT World Energy Day 2024, is that successful adoption doesn’t happen all…
How Digital Twins Deliver Clarity in Industrial Operations
In complex industrial and energy environments, clarity is often the hardest thing to achieve. Data flows in from thousands of sensors, but without context, it risks turning into a data swamp—volumes of information that overwhelm rather…
AI-Enabled Predictive Analytics: From Reliability to True Grid Resilience
Extreme weather events, rising renewable penetration, and cyber risks are exposing a critical weakness in global power systems: our grids were designed for reliability, not resilience. While reliability is about minimizing day-to-day interruptions, resilience is about…
The future of reliable energy: How IIoT is powering smarter microgrids
Dependable backup power has become a critical part of a facility’s strategy for energy reliability, cost management, and sustainability. But as demand outpaces grid readiness and resilience becomes a non-negotiable requirement, facility operators are leaning into…
The Workforce of the Future: Reimagining Nuclear with Purpose, People, and AI
The nuclear industry is at a pivotal moment. As global energy demand surges—driven by AI, data centers, and the clean energy transition—nuclear power is reclaiming its rightful place as a critical solution. If we’re going to…
From Waste to Intelligence: AI’s Role in Powering the Circular Industrial Economy
As industries race to meet sustainability targets, a quiet shift is taking place—one that moves beyond net-zero goals and toward circular economy thinking. No longer just a compliance checkbox, circularity is becoming a competitive advantage. And increasingly, AI…