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Driven by clean energy and other policy goals, the utility industry is transitioning from legacy power plants to wind, solar, and other renewable resources. Developments in the past two decades suggest these renewable resources can be much more sustainable, and the electricity produced from distributed locations can be transmitted faster to the users.

Especially with the advancement in technology, production and distribution of electric power produced from renewable sources is becoming faster. The utility sector is making the required innovation to compensate for today’s electric supply-demand and effectively use electric resources by introducing a “smart-grid.” The smart grids, especially, is leveraging technologies like the internet of things (IoT) to monitor, control, and create various intelligent communications in the electrical system. The deployment of IoT technologies in power system infrastructures, in the coming years also, will certainly accelerate the smart grid development and enhance the electricity delivery services, making it more robust, attractive, responsive, and communicative.

In this edition of Utilities Business Review, we bring you the story of some of the leading transmission and distribution solution providers and service companies that deliver the best outcomes for their clients. This edition also offers a combination of thought leadership articles from subject matter experts and exclusive insights from CIOs and CXOs. We hope this edition will provide you with the right assistance in choosing the transmission and distribution solution providers and service companies that fits your business requirements.

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AI-based systems, especially, are being used to assess large amounts of weather data to optimize the efficiency of transmission lines. This is helping in improving the power grid system’s safety, reliability, and efficiency under different weather conditions.

Even AR /VR systems are playing a crucial role in the monitoring and inspection of transmission and distribution lines. Engineers are now being equipped with AR/VR goggles to conduct virtual site visits and inspect the remote transmission systems.