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production and distribution, and discuss the challenges
and opportunities posed by new technologies and business
models, exploring ways to drive growth and progress in the
industry.
A roundtable discussion with:
Kaveh Aflaki-Smart Wires
Tom Deitrich-ITRON
Billal Hammoud-Honeywell Smart Energy
Erik Takayesu-Southern California Edison
Managing Electrification (Super Session)
Wednesday, April 12, 2023 8:00 AM-9:00 AM
Session Chair: Damir Novosel, Quanta Technology
This panel will explore ways to effectively integrate distributed
energy resources (DERs) such as solar, wind, and
electric vehicles into the grid. Industry experts and thought
leaders will discuss the technical aspects of Grid Edge Technologies
(GET) as well as explore the regulatory and policy
frameworks necessary for their successful deployment. The
panel will be of interest to professionals and experts in the
energy sector, including grid operators, utilities, regulators,
and policymakers, as well as technology providers and
researchers working in the field of Grid Edge Technologies
and Electrification.
A roundtable discussion with:
Damir Novosel-Quanta Technology
Elliot Mainzer-California ISO
Kevin Geraghty-SDG&E
Mark Lauby-NERC
Colton Ching-Hawaiian Electric Co.
Reliability and Resiliency (Super Session)
Wednesday, April 12, 2023 9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session Chair: Darcy Immerman, NORESCO
This panel will explore the ways in which Grid Edge Technologies
(GET) can be used to enhance the reliability and
resiliency of the electric grid. Industry experts and thought
leaders will discuss the challenges and opportunities associated
with the implementation of GET, as well as the benefits
that can be gained from using these technologies to
improve the grid's performance. Learn how GET solutions
are enabling grid operators to monitor and control the flow
of electricity in real-time, improve the reliability and resiliency
of the grid by providing early warning of potential
outages, and improving the overall efficiency of the grid.
A roundtable discussion with:
Darcy Immerman-NORESCO
Larry Bekkedahl-Portland General Electric
Mark Carpenter-Oncor
Denise Casalino-AECOM
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Marisa Hummon-Utilidata
Technology and Strategy (Super Session)
Thursday, April 13, 2023 8:00 AM-9:00 AM
Session Chair: Chan Wong, Ampirical LLC
This panel will explore the technological advancements
and strategic considerations for implementing Grid Edge
Technologies (GET) in the electric grid. Industry experts
and thought leaders will discuss the latest developments in
GET, the strategic approaches needed for successful deployment,
and the importance of collaboration and partnerships
between utilities, regulators, and technology providers in
order to achieve successful GET deployment.
A roundtable discussion with:
Chan Wong-Ampirical LLC
Amith Kota-Landis+Gyr
Raja Macha-Eaton
Hanna Grene-Microsoft
Rafael da Silva Ozaki-Siemens Grid Software
A Regulatory Perspective (Super Session)
Thursday, April 13, 2023 9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session Chair: Hamed Heyhat, Honeywell Smart Energy
This panel will explore the regulatory challenges and opportunities
associated with the implementation of Grid Edge
Technologies (GET) in the electric grid. Industry experts
and thought leaders will discuss the regulatory frameworks
and policies that are necessary for the successful deployment
of GET. The panel will explore the role of regulatory
agencies in promoting innovation and competition in
the GET market, how they can facilitate the deployment of
GET while protecting consumer rights and interests, and
the importance of collaboration and partnerships between
regulatory agencies, utilities, and technology providers in
shaping the future of the grid.
A roundtable discussion with:
Hamed Heyhat-Honeywell Smart Energy
Michael Pesin-US Department of Energy
Aubrey Zibelman-X's Electric Grid Moonshot
Wanda Reder-Grid-X Partners
Public Power Perspective (Super Session)
Thursday, April 13, 2023 3:00 PM-4:00 PM
Session Chair: John Di Stasio, Large Public Power Council
(LPPC)
This panel will explore the ways in which public power utilities
are utilizing Grid Edge Technologies (GET) to improve
the efficiency and reliability of the electric grid. Industry
experts and thought leaders from public power utilities
will discuss their experiences, challenges and successes in
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