Artificial intelligence (AI), in many different industries, is about to unleash the next era of digital innovation, and the power and energy (P&U) industries are no exception. The distribution of energy is not a linear equation anymore. As new sources of energy and data expand, utility providers are seeking to take a more holistic approach to understand and manage their resources and involve active clients on the edge of the grid. In a broad sense, AI makes it possible for the stakeholders to recognize the operational dynamics when it arrives in the management of power supplies and distributed resources. Utilities can harness comprehensive, real-time models to provide a more robust and efficient grid with AI-powered solutions, machine learning functioning underneath scenes to investigate different data sources, and to provide industry and customers with actionable insights.