Utilities Technology

The utilities industry is heading into 2026 with a rare combination of pressure and opportunity. Rising electricity demand from electrified transportation, data center expansion, and distributed energy resources is pushing traditional grid models to their limits. At the same time, utilities are being asked to improve resilience, reliability, and re …

Why predictive maintenance matters now Utilities are under increasing pressure from aging infrastructure, rising electricity demand, and more frequent extreme weather events. Traditional maintenance strategies—reactive repairs after failures or rigid time-based inspections—are no longer sufficient to keep systems reliable. Predictive maintenance off …

A New Phase of Grid Modernization Electric utilities across the region are entering a new era with the rollout of smart meters, a major component of Advanced Metering Infrastructure. These upgraded meters replace aging equipment and introduce two-way communication that gives utilities a clearer view of what’s happening on the grid. For electric serv …

Hydropower has long been a foundational pillar of the U.S. electricity system, especially in regions blessed with steep terrain and abundant rivers. But today, it’s evolving — aided by fresh federal investment, new tools, and shifting energy demand dynamics. In this blog, we’ll survey how hydropower is being deployed, expanded, upgraded …

The utility sector is undergoing a transformative evolution, driven by technological advancements and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI). This shift is leading to the development of smart utilities that are more efficient, resilient, and responsive to the dynamic demands of modern society. The Rise of Smart Grids Traditional power grids …