Global buildout of renewable assets is occurring at record speeds and continues to accelerate. Digital technologies can improve financial returns by improving asset performance, lifespan and driving operational efficiency.

Automakers have set ambitious EV targets of 40% of global new car sales by 2040, creating emerging opportunities to deploy and optimize charging infrastructure as utilities prepare for increased demand.

Demand for clean energy is at record levels, but the market remains inefficient. Marketplaces promise to improve transparency and liquidity for corporates wishing to stabilize energy cost and reduce their carbon footprint.

Extreme weather events and cyber attacks have placed resiliency at the center of both public discourse and boardroom conversations. Utilities are searching for tools to reduce operational risks from hostile actors and an increasingly volatile climate.

New digital approaches are required to aggregate and derive insights from numerous real-world data sources, streamlining maintenance workflows and fostering a more connected frontline workforce.

Trillions of dollars are committed to infrastructure investment in the coming decades. Technologies that improve site selection, identify risks, reduce construction costs and assess financial performance are essential to meet objectives.