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Power Delivery
Together with our clients, PFES is driving the industry toward a more efficient, resilient, and sustainable future.
Tampa Electric
PSEG
PG&E
Oglethorpe
NV Energy
Minnesota Energy
MidAmerican Energy
LCRA
Grid United
Georgia Power
First Energy
Eversource
Entergy
DTE
APS
Tampa Electric
PSEG
PG&E
Oglethorpe
NV Energy
Minnesota Energy
MidAmerican Energy
LCRA
Grid United
Georgia Power
First Energy
Eversource
Entergy
DTE
APS
Tampa Electric
PSEG
PG&E
Oglethorpe
NV Energy
Minnesota Energy
MidAmerican Energy
LCRA
Grid United
Georgia Power
First Energy
Eversource
Entergy
DTE
APS

Bringing Innovation and Sustainability to Power Delivery

The Power Delivery sector stands at a pivotal juncture, shaped by the rapid evolution of technology, shifting regulatory landscapes, and the pressing need for sustainable and resilient energy systems. Several critical factors are shaping the industry’s trajectory including an ongoing push toward the modernization of aging
infrastructure to enhance grid resilience against extreme weather events and cyber threats. At the same time, the integration of renewable energy sources into the grid continues to accelerate, propelled by technological advancements and a global push for sustainability. As a result, leveraging data analytics and AI for better grid management, predictive maintenance, and operational efficiency is becoming increasingly prevalent.

Trends that Define the Next Era of Power Delivery

Increased Renewables Penetration

The share of renewables in the energy mix will continue to rise, driven by technological advancements, decreasing costs, and regulatory support. This shift necessitates advancements in grid technology to handle the variability and distributed nature of renewable sources.

Grid Decentralization

The move toward more decentralized power systems, including microgrids and distributed energy resources (DERs), will redefine power delivery. Utilities must adapt to bidirectional power flows, load variability, and localized generation.

Data-Driven Decision-Making

Data analytics, machine learning, and predictive algorithms allow utilities to make more informed decisions. Predictive maintenance strategies effectively reduce downtime, while real-time monitoring systems swiftly detect anomalies and calculate optimized load distributions to proactively prevent outages based on weather forecasts and historical patterns.

Consumer-Centric Models

The role of consumers in the energy ecosystem is evolving from passive recipients to active participants. The future will see a greater emphasis on consumer energy management, demand response programs, and personalized energy solutions.

Sustainability and Electrification

As the global economy moves towards decarbonization, electrification of transportation, heating, and industrial processes will increase electricity demand. The Power Delivery sector must prepare for this surge in demand while advancing sustainability goals.

The Power Delivery sector is navigating a period of significant change, marked by technological innovation, regulatory shifts, and a growing emphasis on sustainability. By embracing these changes, the industry can ensure resilient, efficient, and sustainable power delivery for the future.

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