Dedicated to adopting innovative solutions to power efficient future: DVC Chairman

DVC in collaboration with Ernst & Young LLP as knowledge partner held an AI workshop, bringing together experts, professionals, and industry leaders to explore the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the power sector.

Damodar Valley Corporation, one of the largest CPSU in India, held an AI workshop – “Aarohan: AI Foundation Course” recently, aligned to its commitment to technological innovation. DVC in collaboration with Ernst & Young LLP as knowledge partner, brought together experts, professionals, and industry leaders to explore the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the power sector.
S. Suresh Kumar, IAS, Chairman, DVC, inaugurated the event with an inspiring address, underscoring the importance of embracing AI technologies to enhance operational efficiency, optimise resources, and build a smarter, more sustainable power infrastructure. He emphasised DVC’s vision to stay at the forefront of technological advancements, ensuring that AI plays a central role in improving grid reliability, energy optimisation, and cybersecurity while meeting the growing energy demands of the nation.

Suresh Kumar highlighted key AI-driven opportunities such as predictive maintenance, demand forecasting, and intelligent grid management, all of which are poised to revolutionise the power sector. His message reaffirmed DVC’s dedication to adopting innovative solutions to power a brighter, more efficient future.
The workshop provided a platform for participants to network with industry experts, exchange ideas, and develop new AI skills through hands-on sessions. Participants gained practical knowledge on AI tools, cybersecurity, and evolving industry trends.

The “Aarohan: AI Foundation Course” featured a carefully designed agenda to provide participants with practical insights into AI’s role in the power sector.

·         Introduction to AI fundamentals and its transformative impact on the power and utility sectors.

·         Demonstration of organisation specific specialised AI tool to streamline and enhance operational processes.

·         Insights into ethical AI practices, emphasising cybersecurity and data privacy.

·         Discussions on how AI fosters organisational adaptability and prepares businesses for the future.

·         Use Cases and Demos of Real-world AI applications, including predictive asset health monitoring, capital project management, and high-impact AI solutions.

DVC remains committed to providing such workshops in the future, fostering continuous learning and innovation within the organisation. As AI technologies continue to redefine the power sector, DVC aims to lead the AI-evolutions, driving efficiency, sustainability, and reliability across its operations.