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Sectors/Energy & Utilities

AI to better understand complex infrastructure

Artificial intelligence makes it possible to relate information on assets, historical records, documentation and technical knowledge, making it easier to use in operations and maintenance.

At LurNova we apply AI to help teams interpret information and work with more context about their infrastructure.

Infrastructure generates information continuously. The real value appears when that information can be related to what has happened, what is known and what each team needs.

Data on assets, logs, interventions, procedures and technical documentation offer different perspectives on the same infrastructure. AI makes it possible to connect that context and make it more accessible to those who need to analyse a situation or prepare an intervention.

Better understanding what is happening

When an incident occurs or the condition of an asset needs to be assessed, the relevant information may be spread across historical records, technical documentation, procedures, logs and different systems.

AI makes it possible to relate those sources to make analysis easier. It can help find similar precedents, consult procedures, retrieve information about an asset or gather the context needed to assess a situation.

In this way, teams can have more information to analyse incidents and prepare interventions, while critical decisions and operations remain their responsibility.

Turning every intervention into knowledge

Every intervention generates new information about assets and how they behave. Over time, incidents, interventions and decisions build up a history that can help understand future situations.

AI makes it possible to retrieve precedents and relate them to the current context, making it easier to identify similar situations, past interventions and knowledge generated during operations.

In this way, accumulated experience can be reused to prepare interventions, support maintenance and share knowledge between teams.

Use cases in energy and utilities

01Incident analysis

To gather precedents, asset information, documentation and procedures that help teams assess them.

02Operations and maintenance support

To consult instructions, specifications, historical records and technical knowledge during daily work.

03Asset information

To access documentation, past interventions and other content associated with equipment and facilities.

04Preparing interventions

To gather precedents, technical information and applicable procedures before an intervention.

05Maintenance history analysis

To find similar situations and retrieve interventions carried out previously.

06Technical documentation management

To classify, extract and relate information from manuals, reports, work orders and other documents.

07Assistants for technical teams

To provide access to different sources and tools from a single environment.

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Frequently asked questions

How can artificial intelligence help in energy and utilities?

AI makes it possible to relate information on assets, historical records, documentation and technical knowledge, helping teams interpret information and work with more context in the operation and maintenance of their infrastructure.

Can AI help analyse incidents?

Yes. It can gather precedents, asset information, documentation and procedures to make it easier for teams to assess an incident.

Can AI make use of maintenance history?

Yes. It can find similar situations and retrieve interventions carried out previously, so that accumulated experience is reused when preparing new interventions.

Can AI help prepare interventions?

Yes. It can gather precedents, technical information and applicable procedures before an intervention.

Can AI work with the technical documentation of facilities?

Yes. It can classify, extract and relate information from manuals, reports, work orders and other documents associated with equipment and facilities.

Who makes decisions about critical operations?

The teams. AI provides more information to analyse incidents and prepare interventions, while critical decisions and operations remain their responsibility.

Other sectors

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AI applied to the challenges of energy and utilities

Every infrastructure has its own assets, systems and ways of operating. Tell us which challenge you want to tackle and we will analyse how to apply AI to give it an answer tailored to your organisation.