Hafiz Muhammad Noman
Senior Consultant-AI & Data Strategy, Operations & Control National Grid Saudi Arabia
Hafiz Muhammad Noman is a power sector strategist specializing in asset intelligence, decision science, and digital transformation for modern power systems. He currently serves as Senior Consultant – AI & Data Strategy within Operations & Control at National Grid Saudi Arabia, where he contributes to developing data-driven decision frameworks that enhance operational awareness, asset performance, and system reliability across one of the region’s largest electricity networks. Saudi Arabia’s power system manages peak demand exceeding 72 GW, creating increasing complexity in balancing operational decisions, asset behaviour, and system stability in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.
Prior to this role, Hafiz served as Head of Data Analytics & Asset Management at K-Electric, a vertically integrated utility serving over 25 million people. He led the development of enterprise analytics capabilities, asset strategy frameworks, and performance governance models that enabled more proactive and intelligence-driven grid operations.
His work focuses on bridging engineering systems, digital platforms, and operational decision-making to enable system-level asset intelligence. Hafiz works with utilities and technology providers to transform equipment data into actionable insights that support grid resilience, operational flexibility, and the integration of renewable energy into increasingly electrified power systems.
2026 Event Agenda Sessions
Asset Intelligence: Enabling OEMs to Deliver System-Level Performance in Renewable-Rich Energy Networks
As electrification and renewable integration increase system volatility, asset reliability is no longer enough. OEMs are now expected to ensure performance within dynamic, interconnected energy environments where operational decisions directly affect system stability. This session introduces Asset Intelligence as a system-level, decision-centric capability that links equipment behaviour, digital insight, and operational coordination. Hafiz Muhammad Noman will explore how OEMs can move beyond component optimisation to deliver resilient, decision-ready energy solutions
Tuesday 19 May 17:05 - 17:30 Central Grid
Industrial AI and Digitalisation
As electrification and renewable integration increase system volatility, asset reliability is no longer enough. OEMs are now expected to ensure performance within dynamic, interconnected energy environments where operational decisions directly affect system stability. This session introduces Asset Intelligence as a system-level, decision-centric capability that links equipment behaviour, digital insight, and operational coordination. Hafiz Muhammad Noman will explore how OEMs can move beyond component optimisation to deliver resilient, decision-ready energy solutions
Central Grid Europe/Madrid


















