Digitalisation
Renewable energy
Analysis: Roadmap to a sustainable emerging market energy future
By Dan Goldman, Managing Director, Clean Energy Ventures
Amidst the current attention on climate change, it’s clear that the...
Smart Technologies
The need for smarter, more adaptable cities
It is now clearer than ever that the main characteristic of our future cities needs to be adaptability, post COVID-19 pandemic.
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Laying the foundation for next-gen grid architecture
Grid architecture is a top-down approach to understanding and documenting the complex structures and interdependencies of electric power systems.
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Free Digital Academy prepares industries for a new digital-normal
Rolls-Royce opens its Digital Academy to help people and businesses around the world prepare for a potentially digital-centric recovery from COVID-19.
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Nigerian refinery achieves digital transformation in record time
Dangote invests the latest state-of-the-art technologies for its single-train refinery in terms of quality assurance and smart production environments.
Business and markets
Supply chain under pressure as pandemic creates manufacturing deserts
A new report from Baker McKenzie and Oxford Economics indicates how the pandemic has produced an unprecedented global supply chain crisis.
Smart Technologies
Highlights from the Smarter Mobility World live broadcast conference
Enel Foundation’s partner Generation.e, recently hosted a fully digital Smarter Mobility World LIVE conference streaming from the Sustainable City in Dubai.
Smart Technologies
Op-Ed: What is the next stop for the Internet of Things?
The rise of the Artificial Intelligence of the Internet of Things present new business opportunities. But what is the impact of an AI-enabled IoT in future?
Smart Grids
Kenya’s green at heart techie is devoted to smart villages
Mercy Chelangat, an electrical engineer and IEEE Smart Village Ambassador in East Africa, talks about emerging technologies and electrification strategies.
Smart Grids
Emerging 4IR brings new opportunities for SA’s ICT sector
The ICT brain drain and slow ICT skills development threaten South Africa's Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) progress, writes IITPSA board members.
