Optimize station plant assets and develop new cost-efficient and reliable equipment applications for a changing electricity industry. Our experienced interest group facilitates research, reduces costs, shares maintenance practices, and uses new technologies to help utilities plan future development of their stations.

Target Audience: Station Engineers, Engineering Managers and Directors and Electrical Engineers.

Highlighted Research

Condition Monitoring Methodologies, Tools, and Practices
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Understanding substation assets’ conditions and their projected end of life is critical to aid utilities in making better decisions associated with asset maintenance and replacement to avoid unplanned asset failures and ensure reliable operations.
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Transmission & Distribution Conference 2024
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Join us this November for our Transmission and Distribution Conference taking place in Palm Springs, CA on Nov 19-20, 2024! CEATI’s T&D Conference will focus on utility best practices, tools, and technologies to improve grid resiliency and reliability. Attendees will gain a better understanding of opportunities and tools available to aid in the adaptation to regulatory requirements and climate change.

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Highlighted Webinars

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May 19, 2022
Mitigating Animal-Caused Outages in Existing and New Substations
This session presented by Rick Harness, EDM International will talk about how to tackle animal caused outages in existing and new substations
July 13, 2021
Webinar : Exploring the Theory of Series Compensation
This webinar presented by Iman Khosravi, Siemens focussed on the general theory of series compensation, reviewed different technologies and looked at the design, components, operation and maintenance of systems.
July 23, 2021
Substation Resiliency - Flooding Mitigation
This webinar presented by Dan Littlefield, Avangrid Networks & Steve Schaub, GPD Group focussed on the efforts undertaken by Avangrid to improve the resiliency of power grid.