Industry Insights
Itron at DISTRIBUTECH 2022
Addressing today’s energy, water and city service challenges isn’t easy—but solving them isn’t insurmountable either. Equipped with the right intelligence, in the right places throughout the delivery system, we can explore every possibility and deploy the right solutions to help you succeed as our industry continues to transform.
From detecting new EV assets on the grid and potential transformer overloading issues to creating vibrant, sustainable smart cities and a grid that’s resilient and ready to bounce back after a disaster, more intelligence opens the door to more possibilities. To learn more, visit us in booth 2403 at DISTRIBUTECH 2022, the utility industry’s leading transmission and distribution conference and exhibition on May 23-25 in Dallas, Texas.
After more than two years of virtual meetings and events, I am excited to see you in person!
While you’re there, be sure to check out the Itron Experience: a demonstration of our low-voltage grid management solutions. See how these solutions can provide a comprehensive insight into the least visible part of the distribution system—and do so in the most cost-effective way possible, providing visibility both in front of and behind the meter.
Solutions We Are Showcasing in Booth 2403:
- Grid Management
Next Gen Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)/Intelligent Connectivity
- Smart Cities
- Gas Efficiency and Safety
- Distributed Intelligence
- Demos, including the Itron Experience, electric vehicles, distributed energy resources and customer engagement as key components to managing the low-voltage grid
Where to Find Us:
We have several speaking engagements where attendees can learn firsthand how our solutions and services help our customers and their businesses:
Monday, May 23
8:30 a.m. | Keynote | Welcome
Tom Deitrich, President and CEO, Itron
- As part of the keynote session, Itron president and CEO Tom Deitrich will welcome attendees to Dallas and share his thoughts on how technology is creating new opportunities for greater resiliency, reliability and efficiency across the power grid—and will help us all adapt to the ongoing transformation of our industry.
- Speakers: Allen Nye, Oncor; Rick Perry, Former Governor of Texas
10:30 – 11:30 a.m. | Knowledge Hub Booth #1509 | Grid Edge Technologies
- Distributed Intelligence: How Real-time Edge Computing is a Game-Changer for Grid Modernization & Consumer Engagement
- Speakers: Ty Roberts, Itron; Paul Jones, Avangrid; Bert Lutje Berenbroek, NET2GRID
1 – 1:30 p.m. | Fireside Chat Room C154 | Smart Cities/IoT
- Building the Utility of the Future: Successful Strategies to Leverage Industrial IoT for Smart Communities, Grid Modernization, and More
- Speakers: Ty Roberts, Itron; Sam duPont, Baltimore Gas and Electric
1 – 1:30 p.m. | Knowledge Hub Booth #1041 | Utility of the Future
- Digital Partnerships that Deliver Analytics Outcomes
- Speakers: Nipesh Patel, Itron; Jon Guidroz, Microsoft; Brian Hurst, Exelon
3– 3:30 p.m. | Knowledge Hub Booth #143 | Digitizing the Grid
- Accelerating Decarbonization with 24/7 Energy Tracking
- Speakers: Luke Scheidler, Itron; Sara Letton, City of South Lake Tahoe, California
Tuesday, May 24
- Join Ty Roberts, Itron’s senior vice president of product marketing for Networked Solutions, for breakfast and conversation from 8-9:15 a.m. Learn where today’s utilities are headed and how we can make the most of tomorrow’s possibilities.
10:30 – 11 a.m. | Session | Grid Modernization Technologies
- Intelligence that Empowers: Quantifying the Benefits of Distributed Intelligence
- Speaker: David Lukcic, Tampa Electric Company (TECO)
10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. | Session | Smart Cities/IoT
- How IoT-connected Streetlights Can Become a Platform for Community Safety, Sustainability and Equity
- Speakers: Sam duPont, Baltimore Gas and Electric; Gary Missan, Pepco Holdings
3:30 – 4 p.m. | Knowledge Hub Booth #101 | Smart Cities, Communities and Homes
- AMI Advances Natural Gas Distribution Safety and Security in New York City
- Speaker: Richard Trieste, Con Edison
We look forward to connecting with you in person! For more information on what we are up to at the show, visit www.itron.com/dtech.
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