During the FRD modernization project, we spent time understanding how people actually interacted with the application, the data, and each other. That work shaped the requirements uncoverd opportunities that went well beyond redesigning individual screens. buff.ly/clemLvm

Early bird tickets for Energy Tech are now available. This year, attendees can also get hands-on with one of the most fun parts of the event: the Grid Builder Lab: The Hands-On Substation Experience. Grab an early bird ticket and join us. buff.ly/iN6cRJ4

Utilities have access to more grid measurement data than ever. The challenge is turning it into something engineers can actually use. Read more about Aion Pulse and the work behind it: buff.ly/8Csd7kN #GridReliability #UtilityTechnology #PowerSystems

In his latest post, Andrew takes a philosophical detour into what it means to use #AI as a programmer. The central question is an important one: when an AI can draw from an enormous body of human knowledge, where does the programmer’s own reasoning fit? buff.ly/QNMtOZh

FRD is a good example of the kind of utility software modernization we believe in: understand the real work first, then build technology around it. Read the case study: buff.ly/r1RUD6E #UtilityTechnology #GridModernization #SoftwareDevelopment

Early bird registration is open for Energy Tech 2027. ⚡ Join utility leaders, engineers, technologists, and innovators for a day focused on the challenges the energy industry is working through right now. buff.ly/iN6cRJ4 #EnergyInnovation #Utilities

PJM’s #LargeLoads review highlights a growing planning challenge: demand is rising fast, but not every proposed project will arrive on the same timeline, at the same scale, or at all. Utilities need planning processes that can adapt as assumptions change. #DataCenters

Read Inalvis’s take on what it takes to bring grid research into the real world: buff.ly/8Csd7kN #UtilityTechnology #GridReliability #EnergySoftware

When a transmission constraint prevents cheaper power from reaching a load center, the local price can rise. This is where engineering and economics meet. Read Part 5: Management and Regulation. buff.ly/A68yyky

A cluster study has to answer: What does this group of projects break, and who pays for each fix? We wrote about how we built those realities into our cluster study workflow, and why transparency in the assumptions matters as much as the final number. buff.ly/rsfFdQv