Lisa Stannis
Top 4 trends and predictions for T&D utilities in 2025
The utilities sector is entering a period of significant change, propelled by advancements in technology, climate imperatives and evolving customer expectations. As we look to 2025, several trends are set to define the industry’s direction.
Grid modernization to meet growing energy demands
The surging adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), the rapid expansion of data centers, and the rise of AI-driven applications are exerting extraordinary pressure on utility infrastructure. Modernizing the grid to handle these demands while maintaining reliability will be a key priority in 2025.
Technologies such as advanced sensors, AI-driven forecasting and automated load management will play pivotal roles in enabling seamless energy delivery. AI-powered solutions, like asset inspection platforms, provide utilities with actionable insights to enhance grid resilience. By leveraging these technologies to better understand the performance and condition of current assets, utilities can optimize operations and make informed decisions about future infrastructure investments to meet evolving energy demands.
