Frost & Sullivan Marks 65 Years Navigating Energy and Infrastructure

The energy landscape is currently undergoing its most radical shift in decades. As decarbonization, decentralization, and electrification reshape how power is generated and consumed, the traditional boundaries between energy systems and the built environment are dissolving. Jonathan Robinson, the firm's Energy & Buildings Practice Area Leader, notes that organizations capable of anticipating these shifts and aligning technology with new customer requirements will capture the next generation of market growth.

Today, the firm’s analysis centers on the intersection of intelligent buildings, critical data center infrastructure, and digital grids. By combining six decades of historical data with modern AI-powered analytics, the company aims to help utilities, investors, and facility operators move beyond fragmented systems. This transition is particularly urgent as the rising demand for mission-critical computing puts unprecedented pressure on existing energy frameworks, requiring a move toward more resilient, automated, and interconnected ecosystems.