06 June 2025
At Distributech 2025, one thing was clear: energy grids are going through a serious digital transformation, thanks to AI, machine learning, and IoT. Utilities aren’t just reacting anymore they’re getting ahead of the curve, especially as more distributed energy resources (DERs) come online, and power demands keep rising. Companies like GE Vernova, Honeywell, and Hitachi Energy are leading the way with AI tools focused on predictive maintenance, grid optimization, and improving overall reliability.
A major theme was the push for open, interoperable platforms that can connect data from edge devices to cloud systems without any hiccups. There’s also a growing focus on grid resilience, especially against wildfires and cyber threats, which is driving new developments in automation and real-time monitoring. What stood out was how fast software providers and cloud giants are teaming up to build platforms that can handle real-time analytics while staying scalable and smart.
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