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<p>Energy management is no longer a matter of monitoring a few centralized assets and adjusting output on a predictable schedule. With distributed generation,

<p>Digital transformation is often framed as a technology challenge, but most failures begin long before tools are selected or systems are deployed. Companies

Energy and critical infrastructure systems are entering a new phase of complexity. Decentralisation, volatility, regulatory pressure, and cybersecurity risk demand more than automation, but they require cognitive, adaptive decision-making at scale. A recent research on integrating Agentic AI with Digital Twins outlines a strategic architecture for next-generation intelligent infrastructure. At its core: LLM-driven agents provide reasoning, planning, and goal-oriented autonomy. Digital twins...