Promotional graphic for a DTECH session titled “Reliability and Resilience Through the Deployment of Advanced Grid Controls.” Text highlights an open seating hub session on February 3 from 10:15–10:45 AM; description reads “A practical discussion on DERMS, advanced grid controls, and the role of test beds in building confidence, before technologies are relied on in live operations.” Booth #UL741. Logos for Themis Intelligence and Survalent appear at the bottom.

Join this timely discussion at #DTECH2026 to explore how utilities are thinking about improving reliability & resilience before advanced grid controls are fully deployed in the field. Details: bit.ly/4qhSH61

🗓 Feb 3 | 10:15–10:45 AM
📍 Booth #UL741
#DERIntegration #AIforUtilities #UtilityOperations

A promotional graphic showing a stylized cityscape with glowing grid lines representing data connectivity. Text reads “Improving Grid Visibility and DER Coordination” and “Inside Ontario’s FDMM Project,” with a call-to-action button stating “Check out the Blog + Infographic today.” The Survalent logo appears in the top-right corner, and the graphic is framed by an orange border.

How do utilities coordinate DERs at scale? Ontario’s FDMM project shows how real-time data sharing improves grid visibility & market readiness. Explore this blog bit.ly/4pwGha5 & infographic bit.ly/4pyyPuM on how SurvalentONE ADMS supports DER coordination across utilities #DERIntegration #SmartGrid