News
The Energy Transition: What Is It and How Is Uali Involved?
What if we told you that the future of energy is already underway, and the transformation only depends, in large part, on how we use technology today? At Uali, we believe that energy transition is not only a global challenge, but a concrete opportunity to improve the way we produce, use and protect our resources. With smart solutions, accurate data and a strong commitment with the environment impact, we work every day to ensure that this sustainable and optimised future is not an utopia, but an increasingly closer reality.
What Is the Energy Transition?
To understand the concept is fundamental to understand every concept peace by peace. The word “transition” refers to a process of change or movement from a state or condition to another. But when we add the “energy” in the front, we are talking about a transformation specifically related to how we produce and consume energy.
The energy transition involves initiating a meaningful shift in the energy production process at any stage of the value chain. Currently, the main sources of energy are oil and gas—non-renewable and highly polluting resources. A transitional perspective aims not only to enhance the development and use of renewable sources, but also to improve efficiency in the production and use of non-renewable energy.
The main goal of the energy transition is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions—the leading cause of global warming. But this objective is part of a broader vision: contributing to the global climate agenda by reaching carbon neutrality by 2050.
Uali’s Role in the Energy Transition
Achieving a successful energy transition requires technology and innovation. Uali contributes to this transformation by providing technological tools that support better decision-making, offering precise data to enable a preventative approach.
Our asset management platform—unique in Latin America— allows companies in the energy sector to access accurate, personalised, real-time information on the condition of their energy assets. This helps them optimise processes, reduce costs, and minimise environmental impact, with a focus on enhancing energy efficiency.
At Uali, we integrate drones with artificial intelligence to revolutionize asset inspection and monitoring in the energy sector. Our approach enables fault detection, operational optimization, and risk reduction—resulting in greater efficiency and a lower environmental impact. Through advanced technologies, we empower our clients to make data-driven decisions, enhancing the safety and sustainability of their operations. Get to know us!
Andrés Halac
Country Manager
