Britain is investing heavily in the technologies needed to deliver a clean power system. Wind generation, electrification and smart technologies are transforming the way energy is produced, distributed and consumed. But delivering Clean Power 2030 requires more than deploying new infrastructure. It also requires a digital energy system that connects organisations, data and processes across the whole energy ecosystem.

In this new report, the Energy Geeks explore why digitalisation is now one of the sector's biggest delivery challenges. Rather than focusing solely on technology, the report examines the governance, data, commercial and cultural changes needed to create a coordinated digital energy system that works for everyone.

Turning strategy into delivery

Rich Hampshire, Vice President of Digital Utilities, provides insight on how organisations can turn strategy into delivery. Throughout the report, he argues that digitalisation cannot be treated as an add-on to the existing energy system. Instead, it must be embedded into the way the system is designed, governed and operated. By connecting strategy with practical delivery, organisations can improve collaboration, make better use of data, strengthen resilience, and create better outcomes for customers.

The report also highlights the importance of moving beyond fragmented initiatives. Coordinated delivery across policymakers, regulators, network operators, suppliers and technology partners will be essential if Britain is to realise the full benefits of the energy transition.

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Download the report to discover how the Energy Geeks' recommendations, combined with CGI's practical perspective, can help accelerate digitalisation and build a smarter, more resilient and customer-focused energy system.

 

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