Improving Power Grid Reliability with Artificial Intelligence #80
In this episode, OMICRON digital transition experts Florian Fink and Juan-Carlos Sánchez discuss how implementing digital tools, such as artificial intelligence (AI), helps optimize power grid reliability. They describe the advantages AI presents to the power industry in removing knowledge barriers and improving the efficiency and accuracy of daily tasks, such as analyzing data to predict and detect failures or to optimize energy distribution.
Florian and Juan-Carlos also discuss the increasing role that AI will play in future power grids and how inter-departmental collaboration will become increasingly important to ensure successful implementation.
Be sure to listen to previous Energy Talks episodes about the digital transition in the power industry and how it is being implemented in power grids worldwide.
These episodes cover effective data management in a digital world, centralizing data with cloud-based software solutions and using other digital tools, such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity, to ensure a successful digital transition.
“Artificial intelligence can help automate routine tasks to make us more efficient, and it can greatly reduce the probability of making errors.”
Florian Fink
Digital Transition Expert, OMICRON
“It is important to remember that your AI strategy is only as good as your data strategy.”
Juan-Carlos Sánchez
Digital Transition Expert, OMICRON
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