| Take part in the #DTECH2020 content program... Play a role in our summit, knowledge hubs or Utility University®
Gain exposure to the largest gathering of electric utility professionals - as well as your renewable and traditional energy peers - for a great way to enhance your career, develop your brand, share your message and/or even receive key feedback for your research.
Submission closes Friday, May 31, 2019!
Find out how to participate
Who will hear what you have to say?
Consultants
Electricity delivery companies
Energy end-users
Federal power agencies
Gas utilities
Investor-owned utilities
Manufacturers/vendors
Municipalities
Public power companies
Renewable energy project developers
Renewable energy project integrators
Rural electric membership co-ops
How to submit?
Carefully determine which two major topics align best with your abstract when submitting. Select them as the first and second topic choice.
Submit or modify abstracts and Utility University® proposals here.
Program sneak peek!
A quick look at what is planned this year.
This year's education program will be even more inclusive than ever - with 11 summit tracks and 5 knowledge hubs on the exhibit floor. Check out a few of the tracks and hubs below. Click for more insight.
Summit tracks
See full list of summit tracks here.
Asset management track
While the futurists may proclaim that data will one day be the electric utility's greatest asset, it is the physical assets such as substations, transformers, circuit breakers, poles and wires that utilities must keep... Read more.
Customer strategies and technologies track
Energy providers and electricity deliverers are developing technology roadmaps and leveraging smart grid investments to not only enable enhanced customer engagement, but to improve infrastructure... Read more.
Cybersecurity and incident response track
Grid security, reliability and resiliency are not the same, but are strongly interlinked. Cyberattacks and hacks, aging infrastructure and disastrous weather events make it harder than ever for energy... Read more.
Data analytics track
According to a recent article in Forbes, over the last two and half years more than 90 percent of the data worldwide has been generated. The amount of data produced every day is baffling, which is why... Read more.
DERMs track
The electric grid is becoming more complex and much of this complexity stems from the rapid rise of distributed energy resources (DER) such as behind-the-meter solar PV, batteries, and smart... Read more.
Disruptive, emerging and innovative technologies track
What do e-mobility, blockchain, vehicle-to-grid, off-grid, and PV + storage have in common? They are all just some of the many potential disruptors in the utility sector. Emerging and innovative... Read more.
Knowledge hubs
See full list of knowledge hubs here.
Decarbonizing the grid - HUB
With so many state and local low-carbon energy goals, what are the technologies, methodologies, processes and programs being used to make today's grid greener? Sessions in this hub explore solar... Read more.
Digitalizing the grid - HUB
Enormous amounts of data are being collected every moment but what do we do with it? These knowledge hub sessions explore how data analytics are being applied to advanced metering infrastructure, distribution... Read more.
Questions?
Debbi Wells
Conference manager
+1 918 832 9265
[email protected]
LinkedIn: Connect with Debbi |
