The Foundation for Utility-Grade AI and Future Grid Resilience
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Grid resilience starts with decisions made long before the next storm, outage, or peak-demand period.
In a recent interview with Factor This Content Director Jeremiah Karpowicz, S&C's Joe Matamoros shared his perspective on how utilities can build a more resilient grid through smarter infrastructure investments, utility-grade AI, and technologies that help keep power flowing when communities need it most.
Here is an excerpt:
“As ever-increasing energy demand and extreme weather test the grid like never before, resiliency has taken on a whole new meaning for utilities. Distribution systems need to do more than just deliver power, which is why the decisions utilities make today are about much more than keeping the lights on. The tools utility teams use and the systems they build need to grow. They need to adapt. They need to evolve.
This process is a reality that Joe Matamoros navigates every day. As Chief Product Development Officer at S&C Electric Company, Matamoros works directly with utilities to build a grid capable of handling tomorrow’s challenges. It’s a task that goes far beyond basic storm prep or single-technology fixes, and he’ll be fully detailing it as part of the keynote opening at DTECH Reliability & Resiliency…. He’ll be outlining what it means to maximize today’s existing grid assets while building a reliable, future-proof foundation for every community.”
Tune in ahead of Joe's keynote at the DTECH Reliability & Resiliency Conference on August 27th:
Enabling utility-grade AI and future grid resilience with Joe Matamoros from S&C Electric Company