With aging infrastructure across water, gas, and power networks, utilities must harness smart technologies to predict failures and enable proactive maintenance. This session will explore how data-driven insights, intelligent monitoring and automation can extend asset life, reduce unplanned outages and support more efficient long-term planning.
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Chair welcome and introduction
Rob Horgan, News Editor - Utility Week
Building a 'digital observatory’ of the Firth of Forth catchment to test interventions and investment
Professor Andrew Tyler, Scotland Hydro Nation Chair - University of Stirling
The digital bedrock: powering intelligence through industrial-grade data
Nitesh Alagh, Head of Asset Intelligence and Digital Engineering - National Gas
Intelligence at Scale: using AI to evolve from point solutions to connected catchments
Victoria Newall, AI Architect - Severn Trent
IoT monitoring in practice: applications for existing utility infrastructure and water quality
Mick Mohan, Group Engineering Director - Telent