The modern grid, also known as the smart grid, is interconnected and automated, with many technologies involved, including artificial intelligence (AI), edge computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT).

As we move forward into a low-carbon future, disruptive innovations in information technology will help us to more intelligently integrate and transition energy systems.

With a rapidly changing energy landscape and rising customer expectations, businesses are being forced to shift from a highly traditional, regulation-driven marketplace to an advanced technology-driven environment to keep up with the growing customer demands,

In a joint statement the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates (CBUAE) and the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) launched the ‘Aber’ project, which seeks to evaluate the feasibility of issuing a digital currency for use between the two central banks.

The energy market is rapidly changing. In the past several years, power grids have transformed from a few well-controlled generating units to multiple distributed energy resources connected to a vast system managed by increasingly digital solutions.

OPEN100 online platform serves as a repository for engineering schematics, construction schedules and financial models, establishing a common framework to align technology start-ups, engineering firms, utilities and capital firms.

Наша ключевая задача сегодня – на основе наработанных компетенций стимулировать дальнейшее внедрение в отраслях ТЭК технологий, способствующих укреплению их конкурентоспособности на мировых энергетических рынках.

The data management needs of solar projects change as they increase in size and number, with larger teams of employees and greater operations and maintenance assignments.

The typical customer only interacts with a utility intermittently, sometimes not at all for a year or two and typically only when there is a problem.

India intends to solarize its digital future. It became a world leader in the fight against climate change when Prime Minister Modi launched the International Solar Alliance with 121 member countries ahead of the Paris Agreement in 2015, with the primary objective to work for efficient exploitation of solar energy to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.