New approaches to predictive and proactive asset management

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In the face of the changing climate and regulatory demands for greater long-term efficiencies, utilities need to take a proactive approach to asset management rather than continue to respond reactively to bursts, leakages and failing assets. How can smart technology enable engineers to predict failures, maintain assets and ensure continued operations for consumers? Join this session to discover how water, gas and power companies are transforming asset management, saving time and money and maintaining an undisrupted service to consumers.

Chair introduction
Ben Hargreaves, head of content, Utility Week

Taking a data led approach to leakage and asset management
Justine Leadbetter, head of demand management, Water Research Centre

Adapting whilst maintaining supply: A climate driven approach to asset management
Shirley Robertson, head of strategic planning & sustainability, SSEN Distribution

From reactive to proactive: how data and technology is transforming management of the gas network
David Moon, director of investment & future energy, Cadent

How can IoT and open standard telecoms like LoRaWAN enable smarter utilities
Harsha Anand, global head of advisory, Enzen Group