About 
the webinar 

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Modern energy infrastructure already generates huge amounts of data every day. But too often, that data is stored, checked occasionally, and not used to support day-to-day decisions.

In this webinar, the AIM Group will explore how asset owners and operators can get more value from the sensor data they already collect.

We’ll look at how changes in asset behaviour can be spotted earlier, before they become visible or costly problems. Leo Alder from AIM Group will share how its AI platform turns existing sensor data into early warnings, helping teams better understand the condition and performance of critical assets.

Drawing on lessons from transport infrastructure already using the technology, this session will explore what AIM Group has learned about the data challenge, and how similar thinking could support the energy sector.

Join us for an open and practical conversation about data, asset monitoring, and how the energy sector can move from collecting information to using it with confidence.

When
August 19, 2026
Where
This event will held online.

About the Value in Energy Data Series

The webinar is part of the Value in Energy Data series, hosted by Dr Stephen Haben and the Data Systems team at Energy Systems Catapult. The series explores how data and digitalisation are shaping the future energy system.

What you'll learn

  • Why so much monitoring data goes unused across energy and infrastructure

  • How existing sensor data can reveal early signs of asset change

  • Why earlier warnings could help reduce avoidable operations and maintenance costs

  • How physics-grounded AI can separate meaningful change from background noise

  • How a data-first approach differs from digital twins, cameras and robotics

  • What the energy sector can learn from asset monitoring in critical transport infrastructure

Our
Speaker

Leo Alder

AIM Group, Co-Founder

Leo is a co-founder of AIM Group, an AI platform that turns existing sensor data into early warnings of structural & mechanical change across transport and energy infrastructure. Having worked in the structural monitoring industry before AIM, he now runs the company's strategy and works directly with asset owners to get the most out of their data. His focus is on translating what the data shows into fast, insightful, practical decisions for the teams responsible for keeping assets running.


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