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Dominion Energy and PingThings Harness AI and Electric Grid Data to Prevent Power Outages
Dominion Energy and PingThings announced the Technology Acceleration Alliance, which applies AI to sensor data from across the grid to identify failing equipment and anticipate outages before they happen.
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Before AI Can Learn, the Grid Must Be Configured to Remember: Part 1
Generative AI was trained on decades of data the digital world recorded by accident. The grid has no such record, and Physical AI will only learn from the sensor data utilities choose to keep.
Sean Patrick Murphy · Power Systems Technology Read the article →
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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PaperNov 7, 2022
Cloud-Hosted Data Platform for Distribution Synchrophasor and Waveform Sensors to Drive Analytics and Applications
CIGRE US National Committee, 2022 Grid of the Future Symposium
Pandey et al.Full text
PaperNov 7, 2022
Building a National Infrastructure for Artificial Intelligence on the Grid
CIGRE US National Committee, 2022 Grid of the Future Symposium
DUNN et al.Full text
Utility paperNov 3, 2019
Zero to One: A Utility Playbook for (Finally) Delivering Sustainable Value from Your Synchrophasor Data by Enabling Easy Data Exploration and Rapid Use Case Prototyping
CIGRE US National Committee, 2019 Grid of the Future Symposium
JonesFull text
PaperNov 3, 2019
Who Monitors the Monitors? Automated, Hierarchical Data Quality Assessment for Time Synchronized Measurements
CIGRE US National Committee, 2019 Grid of the Future Symposium
Bengfort et al.Full text
PaperNov 3, 2019
A National Infrastructure for Artificial Intelligence on the Grid
CIGRE US National Committee, 2019 Grid of the Future Symposium
Murphy et al.Full text
PaperOct 28, 2018
Analytics at Warp Speed – From Prototypes to Production
CIGRE US National Committee, 2018 Grid of the Future Symposium
Bariya et al.Full text
PaperOct 28, 2018
A Universal Sensor Analytics and Artificial Intelligence Platform for the Grid
CIGRE US National Committee, 2018 Grid of the Future Symposium
Murphy et al.Full text
PaperOct 23, 2017
Learning from Data: Fixing the Analytics Pipeline to Increase the Rate of Grid Evolution
CIGRE US National Committee, 2017 Grid of the Future Symposium
Murphy, JonesFull text
PaperOct 23, 2017
Fusing Model-Driven and Data-Driven Approaches for GMD Mitigation
CIGRE US National Committee, 2017 Grid of the Future Symposium
Murphy et al.Full text
PaperOct 30, 2016
Unlocking the Value of PMU Data for Electric Utilities
CIGRE US National Committee, 2016 Grid of the Future Symposium
Murphy, SchumanFull text
PaperOct 11, 2015
From Deterministic Machine to Probabilistic System
CIGRE US National Committee, 2015 Grid of the Future Symposium
Murphy et al.Full textVideo & podcasts
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 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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