Utility Asset Management
Leveraging AI and machine learning to optimize asset performance
Many of the nation’s transmission and distribution lines, constructed primarily in the 1950s and 60s, are nearing the end of their designed lifespans, intensifying utilities’ maintenance challenges. As providers grapple with this reality—alongside the integration of distributed energy resources (DERs), rising electrification, and escalating natural disasters—an urgent need for innovative utility asset management solutions and strategies has become apparent.
Logic20/20 leverages the latest technologies, including AI, machine learning, and advanced analytics, to help utilities address these modern challenges and ensure resilience, reliability, and optimized performance of their infrastructure assets.
Challenges of utility asset management
Aging infrastructures
Rising electrification
Increasing demand for resilience and reliability
Escalating climate events
DER integration
How we can help with asset management for utilities
At Logic20/20, we recognize the complexities utilities face in managing aging infrastructure while adapting to modern demands such as distributed energy resources, increased electrification, and the challenges posed by natural disasters. Our utility asset management services address these challenges effectively through AI, machine learning, advanced analytics, and other cutting-edge technologies.
Drone and AI integration for asset inspection
Our asset inspection solutions utilize drone imagery, among other imagery sources, and AI-driven analytics to reduce the need for physical inspections, lower costs, and increase the coverage and accuracy of asset health assessments. Drones capture high-resolution images from multiple angles, and AI algorithms analyze these images to detect defects and assess overall asset conditions.
Machine learning for predictive maintenance
Our data science team develops tailored machine learning models that can predict electric utility asset failures and suggest preventive maintenance schedules. Based on historical data and real-time inputs, these models allow utilities to anticipate issues before they can lead to service interruptions. Providers can extend the lifespan of their assets and minimize the potential for unexpected breakdowns.
Asset data remediation
For situations in which the exact location of assets may be uncertain, our team develops solutions that
- Automatically pull asset location data from drone images and compare the location in the GIS system
- Generate reports to identify assets that have different locations and provide the information necessary to remediate
Advanced analytics for asset insights
We leverage our extensive experience in data science to provide utilities with actionable insights into asset health and risks. Our approach includes designing and developing comprehensive reports and dashboards that track asset data quality and provide critical management insights. These tools help utilities prioritize maintenance and replacement schedules effectively, reducing the risks of failures and optimizing the use of operational resources.
Empowering teams with best practices
We don’t just provide tools; we also ensure that your teams are equipped to use them. Logic20/20 leads design and requirement sessions that help embed best practices of analytics development within your data science teams. This foundational work accelerates innovation and helps utilities evolve from reactive maintenance strategies to proactive asset management.
Utilities vegetation management
U.S. utilities spend nearly $7 billion every year on the maintenance required to prevent vegetation from disrupting services. Find out how Logic20/20 delivers the technologies and expertise needed for effective, efficient vegetation management.
Case studies
Logic20/20 helps providers leverage technology to optimize utility asset management.
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Our utilities leaders
Alex Lago
Managing Director, Utilities
Adam Cornille
Senior Director, Advanced Analytics & Practice Area Lead
Tejan Gabisi
Director, Advanced Analytics
Sacha Stjepanovic
Senior Director, Business Development
Shelby Mastroianni
Director, Solution Sales
Jordan Morse
Senior Customer Success Consultant
Mary Beth Gibson
Director, Digital Transformation
Lorri Norris
Customer Success Manager
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