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The Utility AI Innovation Forum, May 14, 2025 in Chicago, will bring together key industry thought leaders, utilities and technology innovators to explore the potential and progress of AI in the evolving energy grid. In-depth presentations and panel discussions will explore the latest technology advances and applications of AI in the electric utility industry, as well as current areas of research and likely timelines for deployment. If you are focused on grid planning and management in North America, this is a must-attend opportunity to gain invaluable insight, connect with fellow utility peers, and refine your AI strategy for the energy network going forward.
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Topics to be addressed include:
- Regulatory considerations: policy developments, compliance and reporting
- The future of AI in the energy sector: latest advances and possible directions
- Ethics issues in the use of AI in the utility sector
- AI-enabled grid optimization, planning and management
- AMI 2.0 and AI / Machine learning
- The role of AI in EV managed charging
- Cybersecurity applications of AI for utilities
- Renewables integration and optimization: forecasting RE output
- Managing local energy generation, consumption and autonomous microgrids
- Customer experience and personalization applications
- Impact of AI on the electric utility workforce
- AI and carbon footprint tracking
- Utilizing AI to gain customer usage insights and generate recommendations
- Leveraging AI to support the deployment of decentralized energy systems
- Predictive maintenance: condition-based monitoring, drone inspections, etc.
- The potential for AI in demand-side management
- Energy storage optimization
Who Should Attend?
- Utility Companies & Executives:
Senior leaders, managers, and technical staff from utility companies, including those focused on grid management, power distribution, and renewable energy integration, who are interested in how AI can improve operational efficiency, grid stability, and customer service. - AI & Data Scientists:
Professionals specializing in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analytics who are focused on applying AI technologies to the energy sector, especially in predictive maintenance, load forecasting, energy optimization, and grid management. - Engineers & Technicians:
Engineers working in areas like grid infrastructure, smart grid technology, and energy management systems who are interested in how AI can optimize grid operations, improve fault detection, and enhance energy efficiency. - Researchers & Academics:
Experts from universities, research institutes, and think tanks who are researching AI applications in energy systems, energy transition, and smart grid technologies. - Technology Vendors & Startups:
Companies and startups offering AI-driven solutions, software, and tools for the energy sector, such as AI-powered predictive analytics, real-time monitoring systems, and automation technologies. - Policy Makers & Regulators:
Government officials, regulators, and industry associations involved in energy policy, sustainability, and regulation, who are interested in understanding the role AI can play in shaping the future of energy systems and infrastructure. - Consultants & Industry Analysts:
Professionals focused AI trends, energy markets, and the digital transformation of utilities, advising on strategy, implementation, and innovation in the energy sector. - Sustainability Advocates & Environmental Groups:
Individuals or organizations focused on promoting sustainable and renewable energy practices who are interested in AI's role in optimizing energy use, reducing emissions, and supporting the transition to cleaner energy sources.
