WEBINAR

Unlocking Transmission Capacity Through Asset-Aware Operations

Wednesday, August 5, 2026
11:30 a.m. IST | 2 p.m. SGT | 4 p.m. AEST

As electricity demand grows and renewables generation reshapes power flows, grid infrastructure faces increasing operational and environmental stress. Utilities are challenged to deliver greater capacity while maintaining reliability and managing risk.

While building new infrastructure remains essential, the ability to unlock value from existing assets has become a critical pillar of modern grid strategy. Today, operational decisions are often constrained by disconnected intelligence; asset health, field conditions, and grid operating data remain siloed, limiting visibility into the network’s true capability and the confidence to utilize it fully.

To address this, the next evolution of grid operations requires transforming fragmented data into coordinated intelligence. By creating a connected data foundation and dynamically understanding the network capacity, utilities can move from static assumptions toward adaptive, risk-aware decision-making.

This session is essential for Transmission Operations, Asset Management, and Transmission Planning leaders, as well as Grid Modernization & Digital Transformation strategists and Transmission Executives.

We will explore how your organization can bridge the gap between asset management and grid operations, turning infrastructure intelligence into actionable decisions that optimize asset utilization and improve reliability in a rapidly changing energy landscape.

In this session, you’ll learn how to:

Break down silos: Create a connected data foundation that bridges the gap between asset management and grid operations.
Integrate insights: Incorporate real-time field and asset conditions directly into operational workflows.
Dynamically unlock capacity: Use infrastructure intelligence to identify hidden headroom in your existing network.
Optimize utilization: Drive reliability and operate with greater confidence in a rapidly changing energy landscape.