Grid Enhancing Technologies (GETs) are reshaping how utilities optimize the performance and capacity of the transmission grid without the need for major infrastructure upgrades. By using advanced hardware and software solutions—such as dynamic line ratings, power flow control devices, and topology optimization—GETs allow utilities to unlock unused grid capacity, improve system flexibility, and accelerate the integration of renewable energy.
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Scaling EV Programs at the Grid Edge: Candid Lessons and Measurable Impact from California Utilities
February 04, 2026
This panel brings together leaders from Southern California Edison (SCE) and Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) for an unfiltered look at how two of the nation’s largest utilities, contending with some of the highest EV adoption rates and grid constraints, are building the next generation of EV managed charging programs
Bringing the Grid Closer to the Customer with Technology: Lessons from City of Lodi
February 04, 2026
In this session, explore how grid modernization can deliver more than reliability. Learn how a mid-sized city is creating a seamless, accessible, and adaptable energy experience with a technology transformation that’s built to scale with the evolving needs of its community.
Grid Enhancing Technologies (GETs) educational opportunities
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28AB50 minsAs the energy landscape evolves, grid modernization has become a cornerstone for ensuring resilience, efficiency, and sustainability in the face of growing demand, distributed energy resources, and cl …SpeakersChairperson
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29AB25 minsWhen Great River Energy (GRE) launched what would become America’s largest DLR deployment, it wasn’t aiming for headlines--it was answering the hard questions facing nearly every utility today: How we …
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29AB25 minsWith great data comes great opportunity, both to use the grid more efficiently and protect the system. Great River Energy (GRE) has deployed two kinds of Dynamic Line Rating (DLR) sensors. The first a …Speakers
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29AB50 minsThis session presents the design and operationalization of PG&E’s fully redundant synchrophasor data architecture, developed in collaboration with Quanta Technology. The presentation will detail the e …SpeakersChairperson
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31AB50 minsTo address accelerating demand growth and distribution system constraints, Alectra Utilities is strengthening its approach to Non-Wires Solutions (NWS) through the development of more responsive and f …SpeakersChairperson
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28CD50 minsNova Scotia Power, in collaboration with Ampacimon, has undertaken one of the most expansive deployments of Dynamic Line Rating (DLR), Ambient Adjusted Ratings (AAR), and Facility Rating technologies …Speakers
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31AB50 minsWildfires are one of the top risks faced by electric utilities today. Fire season is year round. California and the West have experienced a dramatic increase in the number and intensity of wildfires …Speakers
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Grid Edge Intelligence - Booth #484530 minsAs energy systems decentralize and electrification surges, grid infrastructure must adapt to keep up with the volume and speed of power demand. In this presentation, leaders from JST Power Equipment a …
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6D50 minsAs distributed solar PV adoption accelerates, utilities face mounting voltage volatility on distribution feeders, particularly at the grid edge. In response, Hawaiian Electric (HECO) has launched a se …SpeakersChairperson
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29CD50 minsIn this presentation on the Lifecycle of the SDG&E Private LTE Network, we will cover - Designing for Utility Needs: Tailoring the Network Design requirements, dimensioning, and planning Implementati …Chairperson
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28AB50 minsOklahoma Gas and Electric (OG&E) is Oklahoma's largest electric company, serving more than 907,000 customers in Oklahoma and western Arkansas. The utility is anticipating the rapid adoption of flexibl …SpeakersChairperson
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32AB50 minsIn the age of electrification, the narrative is changing from “how do we integrate customers into the grid?” to “how do we integrate into our customers’ lives?” Whether it’s managing energy use, acces …Chairperson
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29CD50 minsWith the acceleration of capital projects (new substations and upgrading existing substations), it is increasingly important to look at how to deploy digital substations. Digital substations provide i …SpeakersChairperson
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32AB50 minsThe Edison Electric Institute (EEI) and U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) both highlight that a significant portion of utility capital spending ($500-700B) over the next decade will be directed toward d …SpeakersChairperson
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11AB50 minsThe rise of electric vehicles (EVs) and the growing use of heat pumps for building decarbonization create new opportunities—and challenges—for utilities. This panel will discuss the pilot project fund …Speakers
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29AB50 minsEnergy loss due to tampering continues to be a major concern for utilities. Offenders are now more sophisticated and are illegally diverting more energy than ever, increasing the need for electricity …
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26AB50 minsAs artificial intelligence drives unprecedented energy demand, utilities need to scale capacity quickly, affordably, and reliably. New technologies can unlock capacity on the existing grid, helping ut …Speakers