Engineered Intelligence Inc. now incorporates Digital Engineering’s weather driven asset health evaluations within ENGIN, its state-of-the-art software.
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As we look back on 2022, we are proud of our achievements that have been made successful by our teams working closely with our clients.
Power delivery is often an overlooked industry: everyone expects that the lights come on when they flip the switch. This concept was pushed to the limits throughout the pandemic with large and frequent societal shifts in power usage.
Engineered Intelligence, a power infrastructure technology company, has officially launched ENGIN Load Forecast. The product is added to Engineered Intelligence’s growing portfolio of automated, data-driven grid management tools to aid utilities with demand forecasting.
With more utilities adopting asset management systems to facilitate risk-informed decision-making for capital investment and operating portfolios, the crucial role of leadership must be considered in any asset management implementation or changes to their current approach.
CEO, Ted Zalucki, has been recognized by the Utility Analytics Institute (UAI) at the 2022 UAI Excellence Awards.
Join us on October 18-19 in Seattle, Washington.
Utility owners find themselves at a time where customers have increasing reliability standards and there is increasing regulatory scrutiny on capital investments. This is all taking place while asset owners are managing an aging grid that saw heavy investment during the mid 1900s.
Engineered Intelligence Inc. announces it has entered into a strategic alliance with CEATI, a collaborative research and best practice sharing organization focused on the utilities industry.
Our Engineered Intelligence team is excited to attend the 2022 CEATI Distribution Conference on October 4th and 5th.
With the emergence of data analytics, especially when used in combination with other fields such as artificial intelligence (AI), most utilities have begun to recognize the importance of capturing increasing amounts of data to gather insights and make data-driven decisions.
Innovative organizations are looking at integrating automated planning and risk-based asset management strategies to fit into tightening budgets, while maintaining resiliency and reliability of the power system.
Engineered Intelligence Inc. announces it has entered into a strategic alliance with Copperleaf®, a decision analytics software company.
ENGIN - a single online playbook for utility providers that models your integrated grid as a foundation for integrated planning.
Being a data driven organization is not related to an organizations’ size, location, or industry. Data-driven organizations can be small service providers, large financial institutions, or mid-sized non-governmental organizations.
It is a challenging time for the electricity industry, especially those who are involved in the business planning process. Before you invest in your next planning cycle, here are some practical tips to help you decide where to spend your limited resources.
Engineered Intelligence Inc. (EII), a power infrastructure technology startup helping utility companies manage their assets and avoid failure, is partnering with Qii.AI to bolster its asset management offering with AI-powered visual inspection data.
Utility asset management meets mapping and location intelligence with new partnership
Utilities know that they need to take proactive steps for resiliency. In Canada and the United States, there is an urgent need to maintain aging facilities in the face of pressing issues like climate change and intensifying weather events.
Join us in Whitehorse, Yukon on September 26-29 for the 26th Prime Power Diesel Inter-Utility Conference (PPDIUC) hosted by the Off-Grid Utilities Association and ATCO Electric Yukon.
It’s no surprise that the power delivery market is changing because of technological advancements and it's driving electric utilities to adapt.
We created an electric load forecasting tool to help our client proactively determine load growth for their distribution system more efficiently.
Many of our clients have ongoing programs to proactively monitor and replace underground electric cables that lead to fewer power outages for their customers. The problem that they were all facing ,“how do you select the best cable segments for replacement amongst a large population of aged cables?”
ENGIN™ helped capture condition and risk analytics for the system and asset classes incrementally, improving planning analytics.
By implementing ENGIN™, EPCOR cut the time for data preparation and analysis by 95%, allowing planning engineers to do more planning, scenario analysis, and more frequent refreshes of planning data.
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