OATI is the presenting sponsor of DTECH Northeast
Three days in Boston on the questions Northeast utilities are working through now: a winter peak that is moving, flexibility that is already on the system, and where AI earns a place in grid operations. Join us at the Utility Roundtable, the Tuesday welcome remarks and the AI session —or find the OATI team in Commonwealth Ballroom C, Monday through Wednesday.
Use discount code OATIINV10 for 10% off registration.
OATI in Boston — at a glance
Monday, November 2 · 4:00–5:00 p.m
Utility Roundtable: Getting More Out of the Grid You Already Have
Commonwealth Ballroom A
Tuesday, November 3 · 8:30 a.m
Welcome remarks — Salah Khuhro, OATI
See the DTECH Northeast agenda
Tuesday, November 3 · 1:45–2:30 p.m.
AI session: Crossing Chasm: Why Scaling AI is the Next Great Utility Frontier
See the DTECH Northeast agenda
Monday–Wednesday
Meet the OATI team
Commonwealth Ballroom C
Monday, November 02
Utility Roundtable: Getting More Out of the Grid You Already Have
Monday, November 2 · 4:00–5:00 p.m.
Commonwealth Ballroom A
The Northeast winter peak is moving, and the flexibility to meet it is already on the system. A closed-door hour for Northeast utility leaders on coordinating DER flexibility at scale — and where AI fits into dispatching what you already have.
Free to attend. Separate registration required.
Tuesday, November 3
Welcome remarks from OATI
Tuesday, November 3 · 8:30 a.m.
Salah Khuhro opens Tuesday at DTECH Northeast on behalf of OATI, the event’s presenting sponsor: how fast the winter peak is growing, how much more the existing grid can deliver, and the AI question every utility is now being asked.
Tuesday, November 3
AI with control room experience
Crossing Chasm: Why Scaling AI is the Next Great Utility Frontier
Tuesday, November 3 · 1:45–2:30 p.m.
Energy-native AI, tested in real-time grid operations. A panel on moving AI out of the pilot and into the operating loop — what it takes to trust it in the control room, and what has to be trueof the data underneath it.
Moderated by Salah Khuhro, Senior Vice President, AI Solutions, OATI
Getting More Out of the Grid
Cost-effective strategies for addressing near-term load growth. Where more capacity can come from in months rather than years — flexibility, dynamic ratings and better coordination across infrastructure you already own.
AI in the Control Room
How energy-native AI works alongside grid operators: built on operational grid data, validated before it touches live operations, with people making the call.
DERMS That Works
What it takes to carry a distributed resource from enrolled to dependable — visible, dispatchable and proven — so flexibility shows up when the grid needs it.
Talk to us in Boston
Tell us what you are working on and we will find time during the event. The OATI team is in Commonwealth Ballroom C, Monday through Wednesday.
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