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During the recent Huawei Global Electric Power Summit, held as part of HUAWEI CONNECT 2025, the Global Digitalization and Intelligence Report (GDII) for the Electric Power Sector was presented. This document aims to provide quantitative assessment tools and strategic guidelines to facilitate the construction of future electric systems, supporting energy companies in their digitalization processes.
In his opening speech, Jo Cops, President of the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), emphasized the importance of real-time operational monitoring of low-voltage networks, especially in a context where photovoltaic systems, charging stations for electric vehicles, and microgrids have increased. Cops highlighted the need to maintain the stability of electric systems, stressing that this task is more crucial than ever.
David Sun, CEO of Huawei’s Electric Power Digitalization Business Unit, shared his vision on digitalization, noting that artificial intelligence has evolved from a tool for efficiency to an essential pillar for survival in the sector. Sun underscored the importance of digitalization and intelligence in addressing the future challenges of the electric sector.
Huawei has developed a multilayer technical system based on a communications network-oriented architecture, grounded in principles of robustness and integration. This system is designed to provide solutions that encompass the entire energy cycle, from generation to consumption, facilitating digital transformation and promoting sustainable development in the electric sector.
During the summit, Huawei and State Grid Shaanxi presented the Global Electric Power Showcase 2025, highlighting significant advancements in the transparency and management of 400V low-voltage transformer districts. This allows for real-time perception and agile response in the management of new distributed energies.
Speakers such as Charles Tlouane, COO of City Power in South Africa, and Simon Dezsö, Deputy CEO of MAVIR in Hungary, shared their experiences and the challenges they have faced in the digitalization process of their respective companies.
Looking ahead, Huawei reaffirmed its commitment to continue injecting intelligence into electric production processes, with the goal of helping companies in the sector move toward a smarter and more sustainable future.
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Source: MiMub in Spanish
