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Seeing the Grid in Motion: Synchrophasors and Data | Grid Mod Pod Ep. 94 with Kevin Jones, Dominion44:50 VideoNov 3, 2026

Seeing the Grid in Motion: Synchrophasors and Data | Grid Mod Pod Ep. 94 with Kevin Jones, Dominion

On AEIC's Grid Mod Pod, Dr. Elizabeth Cook talks with Kevin Jones, Director of Electric Transmission Strategic Initiatives at Dominion Energy, about why synchrophasor data is the leap from a photograph to a moving picture of the grid. Kevin explains why Dominion chose to collect data first and optimize for the cost of experimentation, traces the path from a small PingThings pilot to root cause on grid events in hours, and announces a new partnership with PingThings for the first time.

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Stop Deleting Your Data: Physical AI and the Grid | Grid Mod Pod Ep. 92 with Sean Murphy39:56 VideoSep 29, 2026

Stop Deleting Your Data: Physical AI and the Grid | Grid Mod Pod Ep. 92 with Sean Murphy

The grid is already covered in sensors. Most of their data never leaves the substation, and much of what does is deleted within a week. On AEIC's Grid Mod Pod, Dr. Elizabeth Cook talks with PingThings CEO Sean Murphy about why the fastest threats to the grid, from inverter-based oscillations to data center load trips to wildfire-starting faults, stay invisible at SCADA speeds. They cover why utilities struggle to justify keeping high-resolution data and how vendor silos make it worse.

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Piloting the Future: Building the Grid's Engineering Data Foundation with Sean Murphy38:44 VideoAug 16, 2026

Piloting the Future: Building the Grid's Engineering Data Foundation with Sean Murphy

Data centers, inverter-based resources, electrification, and AI are raising engineering questions faster than utility architectures were built to answer. On Innovation Force's Piloting the Future, Kim Getgen and Lee Krevat talk with PingThings CEO Sean Murphy about why the next challenge is not collecting more data. It is building a common, vendor-agnostic engineering foundation. They discuss how data silos slow innovation, why engineers need immediate access to trustworthy operational evidence, and why utilities should treat grid data as an enduring asset. No one knows what the grid's biggest problem will be in five years.

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