Doosan Enerbility Shares AI-Based Predictive Maintenance and Diagnostic Technologies with Power Generation Companies

Around 100 Attend, Including Power Generation Company Representatives and Industry-Academia Experts
Digital Technologies Introduced, Including AI-Based Predictive Maintenance and Microcrack Detection

Doosan Enerbility is stepping up cooperation with domestic power generation companies by sharing technologies that use artificial intelligence (AI) to operate and maintain power generation facilities.

Officials from power generation companies who attended the 2026 Power Plant Operations Technology Exchange Meeting, held for two days starting on the 12th at Doosan Enerbility's headquarters in Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province, pose for a commemorative photo. Doosan Enerbility

Doosan Enerbility said on November 15 that it had hosted the 2026 Power Generation Operations Technology Exchange Meeting at its headquarters in Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do, over two days starting November 12, inviting representatives from major domestic power generation companies and experts from industry and academia.

Held annually since 2022, the event is designed to share power generation facility operating experience and the latest technologies with customers. This year, around 100 people, including representatives from power generation companies and university professors, attended to discuss operational challenges and technology needs related to power generation facilities.

The event featured presentations on the status of combined-cycle power generation projects and supply response strategies, as well as AI-based remote monitoring and diagnostic technologies, microcrack detection, and examples of building and using AI data in the power generation sector. In particular, participants shared real-world applications of Doosan Enerbility's proprietary predictive diagnostics solution, PreVision (Early Warning), AI-based nondestructive testing, and operational and maintenance support technologies that use technical documents on power generation facilities.

Doosan Enerbility is expanding its supply of power generation facilities, including gas turbines, while strengthening its long-term service and digital solutions businesses. The company plans to improve operational stability and maintenance efficiency through predictive maintenance technologies that analyze operating data to detect signs of abnormality early, as well as AI-based nondestructive testing.

"It is becoming increasingly important to combine our experience in manufacturing and maintaining power generation facilities with operating data and AI technologies," said Son Seungwoo, head of Doosan Enerbility's Power Services BG. "We will continue to share power generation customers' on-site experience and technology needs, and use them to advance digital service technologies that support the stable operation of power generation facilities."

On November 13, the final day of the event, participants toured Doosan Enerbility's gas turbine plant and the testing and training center for GUARDIAN, the company's proprietary power generation facility control system. Doosan Enerbility plans to continue expanding cooperation with customers through regular technology exchange meetings.

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