WEBINAR

Driving Grid Resilience with AI-Powered Visual Intelligence

GE Vernova
As utilities navigate the transition from traditional network operators to future-ready system operators, the pressure to build a resilient, weather-proof grid has never been higher. Faced with aging infrastructure, shifting Total Expenditure (Totex) regulations, and the increasing frequency of extreme weather, utilities are moving past reactive maintenance toward a new era of data-driven predictive operations.

Watch this on-demand session featuring our executive panel as they explore how GridOS® Visual Intelligence (VI) acts as the “extended eye” of the modern utility. Go beyond the theory of AI and discover how utilities are leveraging real-world AI engines to manage complex overhead and underground networks at scale. In this session, you will gain insights into:
  • The DSO Evolution: How to integrate VI into core network operations (ADMS/SCADA) to move from a maintenance-silo mindset to a real-time system operator capability.
  • Winning the "Totex" Game: Strategic insights into leveraging the Regulated Asset Base (RAB) by investing efficiently in Capex to drive down long-term Opex.
  • Eliminating the "Blind Spot": Why a countrywide annual sweep is the new standard for understanding grid health, replacing outdated three-year cycles that leave up to two-thirds of a grid unmonitored.
  • Storm Intelligence & Recovery: Real-world scenarios for using VI during pre-storm preparation efforts and safely routing field crews to fault sites during national-scale recovery efforts.
  • Transforming Contractor Management: Using "proof-based" visual data to audit third-party providers and ensure vegetation management meets strict regulatory and safety specifications.
  • Data Acquisition Myths vs. Reality: A pragmatic look at data agnosticism—combining LiDAR, satellite, and ground-based imagery to drive down acquisition costs without sacrificing precision.
Speakers:

Thorsten Heller
Chief Innovation Officer, GRID Software, GE Vernova

Benjamin Benharrosh
Sr. Director Visual Intelligence, GE Vernova

Johan Löwemo
Management Consultant, Transformative Edge AB
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Driving Grid Resilience with AI-Powered Visual Intelligence

As utilities navigate the transition from traditional network operators to future-ready system operators, the pressure to build a resilient, weather-proof grid has never been higher. Faced with aging infrastructure, shifting Total Expenditure (Totex) regulations, and the increasing frequency of extreme weather, utilities are moving past reactive maintenance toward a new era of data-driven predictive operations.

Watch this on-demand session featuring our executive panel as they explore how GridOS® Visual Intelligence (VI) acts as the “extended eye” of the modern utility. Go beyond the theory of AI and discover how utilities are leveraging real-world AI engines to manage complex overhead and underground networks at scale. In this session, you will gain insights into:

- The DSO Evolution: How to integrate VI into core network operations (ADMS/SCADA) to move from a maintenance-silo mindset to a real-time system operator capability.

- Winning the "Totex" Game: Strategic insights into leveraging the Regulated Asset Base (RAB) by investing efficiently in Capex to drive down long-term Opex.

- Eliminating the "Blind Spot": Why a countrywide annual sweep is the new standard for understanding grid health, replacing outdated three-year cycles that leave up to two-thirds of a grid unmonitored.

- Storm Intelligence & Recovery: Real-world scenarios for using VI during pre-storm preparation efforts and safely routing field crews to fault sites during national-scale recovery efforts.

- Transforming Contractor Management: Using "proof-based" visual data to audit third-party providers and ensure vegetation management meets strict regulatory and safety specifications.

- Data Acquisition Myths vs. Reality: A pragmatic look at data agnosticism—combining LiDAR, satellite, and ground-based imagery to drive down acquisition costs without sacrificing precision.

Speakers:

Thorsten Heller,
Chief Innovation Officer, GRID Software, GE Vernova

Benjamin Benharrosh,
Sr. Director Visual Intelligence, GE Vernova

Johan Löwemo
Management Consultant, Transformative Edge AB