Amsterdam, September 18, 2026 — ANGARA Global participated in Future Digital Twin & AI Amsterdam 2026, held in collaboration with Shell. The company was represented by Val Krivenko, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman.
The conference focused on the growing role of Digital Twins, Agentic AI and integrated data platforms in industrial operations. Discussions highlighted the progress made over the past year in moving these technologies from experimental applications towards practical deployment and measurable business results.
For ANGARA, this transformation reflects a broader shift in its own development strategy.
Originally focused on innovative, non-disassembly cleaning of heat-transfer equipment, ANGARA has expanded its capabilities into AI-powered performance analytics. The company’s next step is to bring these technologies together within an integrated system that changes how industrial operators manage heat-transfer efficiency.
The objective is to move from responding to individual equipment problems towards continuously managing performance across entire production processes.
This approach combines real-time performance visibility, predictive analytics, economically justified corrective actions and the organisational processes required to implement them consistently across industrial facilities.
By integrating these capabilities into customers’ everyday operations, ANGARA aims to help industrial companies increase productivity, reduce operating costs and emissions, and unlock more value from their existing assets.
Participation in the conference provided an opportunity to exchange experiences with industry leaders, discuss emerging approaches to industrial AI and establish new professional connections.
ANGARA thanks the organisers and Shell for facilitating these discussions.