Heating Up: What Record Temperatures Mean For Energy

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Predictive care for energy workers: Can AI improve safety without compromising privacy?

Energy companies use sensors and AI to anticipate equipment failure. Can the same predictive approach protect the people operating that equipment, without turning safety systems into a new form of workplace surveillance? As AI moves from screens into robots, control rooms and ind ...  Show more

AI beyond the hype: Can it make energy operations more resilient?

Energy security and resilience have moved to the top of the agenda after repeated supply disruptions. As the industry gathers for ADIPEC, AI is being pitched as a way to anticipate equipment failures, improve operations and respond faster to risk. But can it deliver measurable re ...  Show more

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