AI in Energy Conference Track

Practical and responsible AI deployment across renewable-energy systems.

The AI in Energy track will examine how artificial intelligence can support renewable-energy deployment, system reliability, operational performance and better decision-making.

AI Strategy & Readiness

Leadership priorities, data readiness, governance, workforce capability, use-case selection and implementation pathways.

Renewable Forecasting

Wind and solar forecasting, demand prediction, uncertainty management and market participation.

Grid Intelligence & Flexibility

Network planning, congestion management, demand response, distributed resources and virtual power plants.

Asset Optimisation

Predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, inspection, performance analytics and digital twins.

Storage & Control

Battery optimisation, dispatch, degradation analytics, energy-management systems and intelligent control.

Responsible AI & Cybersecurity

AI governance, transparency, human oversight, data protection, cyber resilience and regulatory considerations.

Indicative formats

  • Executive and policy panels.
  • Technical presentations and peer-reviewed papers.
  • Real-world renewable-energy case studies.
  • Technology demonstrations and implementation workshops.
  • Academic, startup and industry research contributions.

Programme status

Detailed session titles, speakers and timings are being finalised. Proposals will be reviewed for technical relevance, practical evidence and alignment with the renewable-energy scope.

Applicants who are not currently affiliated should provide relevant professional, academic or sector information in the context field.
Recent graduates, independent professionals and applicants who are not currently affiliated may use a personal email address.