IEEE PES T&D 2026 Super Session: Future of Grid Automation

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The next generation of grid automation is here, powered by AI, edge computing, and advanced sensors. AI-driven automation is enhancing grid efficiency but also introducing new cyber vulnerabilities. This session explores how utilities are leveraging tools such as ADMS and DERMS to create a more responsive, efficient, and reliable power grid. It also explores the regulatory and security considerations for AI in critical infrastructure.

Panelists

Dale Player, ComEd
(Moderator)

Bill Chiu, DTE

Bill Glennon, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories

Joe Matamoros, S&C Electric

Jennifer Schilling, Eversource

The next generation of grid automation is here, powered by AI, edge computing, and advanced sensors. AI-driven automation is enhancing grid efficiency but also introducing new cyber vulnerabilities. This session explores how utilities are leveraging tools such as ADMS and DERMS to create a more responsive, efficient, and reliable power grid. It also explores the regulatory and security considerations for AI in critical infrastructure.

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