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February 2-5, 2026 | San Diego, CA
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February 2-5, 2026 | San Diego, CA
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February 2-5, 2026 | San Diego, CA
This topic highlights how utilities are utilizing data from advanced distribution operations to customer smart meters to improve system reliability and resilience while improving the customer experience.
An energy ecosystem consisting of billions of data points requires intentional analytics to inform resource planning, asset performance, and customer behavior. From analyzing asset performance to artificial intelligence, data analytics is a fundamental piece to ensuring the smart grid operates to its full potential.
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March 25 | 4:00-4:50 PM | C156
In this session, we will discuss strategies and tactics around long-term load forecasts (LTLF) for area, substation and transformer-level forecasting, including the development of an operating framework which includes automated data collection from multiple data sources, model building, and reconciliation for grouped time series.
March 27 | 9:00-9:50 AM | C142
In this panel, experts from Exelon, Baltimore Gas and Electric (an Exelon company), and Duke Energy will discuss how they leverage data from customer analytics to decarbonization planning. The panelists will discuss the successful experience of investing time and resources into unlocking AMI interval data and customer data to help with internal decision-making, customer programs and experiences, and grid readiness.
