Traditional power quality management wasn't built for a grid flooded with proprietary, inverter-based resources. Today, the lack of standardized modeling for diverse OEM hardware poses a direct threat to distribution reliability, often resulting in unpredicted voltage fluctuations and equipment strain. Northeast utilities can no longer afford to guess how third-party hardware will interact with legacy assets.

This session pulls back the curtain on how regional utilities and forward-thinking tech providers are moving beyond proprietary silos. Learn how regional grid managers are adapting their distribution planning, demanding transparent modeling data, and deploying advanced mitigation tactics to handle DER integration at multiple levels.

Presenters to be announced!