Artificial intelligence: A new era of Energy & Utilities

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AI will unleash revolutionary cybersecurity capabilities in the energy and utilities sector in Canada  

CGI’s 2023 Voice of Our Clients research shows how Canadian organizations are focused on business priorities that include enhanced cybersecurity, optimizing business operations, and tapping into the power of data and analytics.

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Ensuring the integrity of REN’s gas pipeline  

CGI helps Portugal’s gas transport operator to advance their digital transformation to enable a safe, secure and sustainable future.

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Using big data to detect and remedy costly pipe leaks  

Read how with the help of big data and predictive analytics CGI has helped a Dutch water supply company detect and repair leaks more quickly and easily.

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Power companies in the North America are currently using GenAI to optimize its grid operations or generate personalized energy recommendations for customers. These are only a few examples of how fast artificial intelligence and machine learning have made their way into the energy industry, becoming core to daily operations.   

In this episode of the “Cutting through the AI Hype in Canada” series, our experts Peter Warren, Vincent Dufresne, Mark van Engelen, and Andrew Donaher discussed integrating renewable energy into the grid. They explored how AI, data, and advanced tech can improve energy distribution, making it more reliable, efficient, and resilient while reducing carbon emissions. 

Energy & Utilities

As the move to an efficient, low-carbon energy ecosystem intensifies, CGI supports the transition by helping energy, utilities, and renewable organization transform to address distributed energy resources and diversify revenue streams to increase customer loyalty and improve bottom lines. 

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