with Nigel Watson
AI for Good: The Future of Utilities
This podcast explores the evolving role of AI in the utilities sector. Join Nigel Watson as he chats with industry leaders and experts about AI and their ideas on the good it can possibly bring to shape a more positive and balanced future. Each episode brings fresh ideas, real-world examples, and thoughtful conversation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Jun 25, 2026
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Episodes
Rob Mustard - AI Is No Longer Optional 25.06.2026 43:32
In this episode of AI for Good , we sit down with Rob Mustard, Director of Capital Investment at Scottish Water, to explore how AI is reshaping decision-making in one of the UK’s most critical industries. With over 30 years in the sector, Rob shares his journey from early scepticism — once viewing AI as a “flash in the pan” — to seeing its real impact firsthand. Today, AI is helping teams navigate...
Niki Roach — Before AI for Good, Make AI Good 27.04.2026 41:22
In this episode, Niki Roach joins us to explore a tougher, more grounded view of AI in utilities - from its environmental footprint to its potential to help the utilities sector connect data, reduce regulatory burden and tackle complex challenges across organisational boundaries. Proudly brought to you by CKDelta - your partner to leverage AI that speak Utilities. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pr...
Pilot 04.03.2026 17:08
Join Nigel and Lewis on this first episode of AI for Good, setting the scene for the discussions and ideas to come in search for what can go right with AI in the world of Utilities. Proudly brought to you by CKDelta - your partner to leverage AI that speak Utilities. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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