| | | The challenges facing today’s grid are bigger, faster, and more complex than ever. Rising load growth, AI innovation, and evolving regulatory pressures are reshaping every utility. DTECH® 2026 brings the industry together to tackle these challenges head-on, with 28 topics covering the most critical issues — from reliability and resilience to load growth, policy, AI, and more. | | | | | This year’s program was shaped by our 2026 Advisory Committee. For the first time, the conference will kick off on Monday — giving you four full days of sessions, collaboration, and innovation followed by the Opening Keynote and concert. Thank you to the committee for helping make this our most impactful program yet. | | | What You'll Gain | 🔹Engineer the Grid – Dive into AI, automation, and software built for utility-grade reliability while earning PDHs.
🔹Solve Real Problems – From OT to cloud, find strategies you can implement immediately.
🔹Connect and Collaborate – Meet the people shaping the future of transmission and distribution. | | | | | | - Advanced Distribution Management Systems (ADMS)
- Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)
- Advanced Operations
- Artificial Intelligence
- Asset Management
- Bulk Power and Energy Markets
- C&I and Data Centers
- Communication Networks
| | | - Control Room Operations
- Customer Engagement
- Cybersecurity
- Data Analytics
- DER
- DERMS
- Digital Transformation
- Energy Storage
- Grid Edge
- Grid Enhancing Technologies (GETs)
- Grid Modernization
| | | - Microgrids
- Network Management Systems (NMS)
- Policy and Regulation
- Reliability & Resilience
- Smart Cities
- Storms and Wildfires
- Strategy & Workforce
- Transportation Electrification
- Vegetation Management
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