Energy Transition Talks

• Hydrogen meets AI: Digital triplets and the next wave of energy innovation

  Send us a textGet ready to explore the future of energy innovation! In this episode of Energy Transition Talks, CGI experts Diane Gutiw, Lukas Krappmann, and Peter Warren dive into how digital triplets—an evolution of digital twins—are transforming the energy industry. Learn how companies are using AI-powered, interactive models to unlock insights faster, optimize systems, and deliver smarter energy solutions.From hydrogen electrolyzers in Germany to grid optimization and predictive maintenance, discover how agentic AI and specialized data models are accelerating the shift to a more resilient and sustainable energy landscape. Perfect for tech enthusiasts, energy professionals, and innovation leaders—don’t miss this look into the next wave of digital transformation in energy.Visit our Energy Transition Talks page

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• Beyond risk: The untapped partnership between energy and insurance

  Send us a textIn this episode of Energy Transition Talks, Peter Warren and Darren Rudd explore how insurance is evolving from a reactive safety net into a proactive partner for resilience in the Energy & Utilities sector. From real-time data to IoT-enabled risk mitigation, they dive into how cross-industry collaboration—especially between insurers and energy providers—can strengthen supply chains and better protect both businesses and citizens in a rapidly changing world. Visit our Energy Transition Talks page

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• The intersection of AI, sustainability and supply chain transformation

  Send us a text How is the energy transition reshaping global supply chains? In this episode of Energy Transition Talks, CGI experts explore how AI, digital twins, and sustainable energy are driving real-time agility, resilience, and progress toward net-zero. From Michelin’s planning shift to industry-wide collaboration, get insights on building the supply chain of tomorrow—today. Visit our Energy Transition Talks page

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• Beyond borders: The rise of the citizen supply chain in a connected economy

  Send us a textWhat happens when communities, consumers, and local innovators become key players in global supply chains? In this episode, host Peter Warren speaks with CGI Vice-Presidents Charley Wark and Helena Jochberger about the rise of the citizen supply chain—a powerful movement that’s reshaping how industries operate in a connected, digital world.From manufacturing to energy, discover how organizations can embrace this shift to build more agile, transparent, and resilient supply networks. Learn why empowering people at every level of the value chain isn’t just a trend—it’s a competitive advantage in today’s connected economy.Listen in for expert insights and real-world examples from global industry leaders.Visit our Energy Transition Talks page

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• Quantum computing for energy: Smarter grids, better supply chains

  Send us a textThe evolving landscape of quantum computingIn a recent episode of the Energy Transition Talks podcast, Maida Zahid sat down with quantum computing expert Curtis Nybo to explore the challenges, benefits and future of this emerging technology. In this second instalment of the conversation, Curtis moves from theory to practice, focusing on energy optimization, logistics, cybersecurity and business applications for quantum computing across industries.Overcoming challenges: The race to stable qubitsQuantum computing faces several hurdles, with coherence times being one of the biggest. Qubits, the building blocks of quantum computers, remain stable only for a limited time before randomly collapsing into a 0 or 1 state. This leads to unreliable results, making error correction and shielding from radiation critical in quantum hardware development.Another challenge is the limited number of qubits available today. While large-scale quantum solutions require thousands of qubits, the most advanced machines currently operate with only a few hundred, restricting their problem-solving capabilities.Optimizing supply chains with quantum computingQuantum computing is revolutionizing supply chain logistics and optimization. Curtis highlights that quantum annealing computers are being used to optimize complex logistical processes, such as:·        Route optimization – Determining the most efficient way for delivery trucks to distribute fuel or goods while factoring in weather conditions and constraints.·        Demand forecasting – Predicting where materials need to be and at what time to prevent supply chain disruptions.·        Electricity distribution – Although not yet implemented, quantum computing could optimize energy distribution as effectively as logistics routing."From optimizing supply chains to predicting energy demand, quantum computing gives us the ability to solve problems we never could before." – Curtis NyboVisit our Energy Transition Talks page

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