The Software Behind Profitable Distributed Energy
An executive roundtable bringing together industry leaders to explore the software, data infrastructure, and operational strategies driving DER profitability.
Location: Park Hyatt Vienna
How data, software, and intelligent automation are redefining revenue generation across distributed energy resources.
An exclusive roundtable bringing together industry leaders to explore the software, data infrastructure, and operational strategies driving DER profitability.
Turning Distributed Assets into Scalable Revenue
As distributed energy resources proliferate across the grid, energy management companies are rethinking the software and data systems that power revenue generation.
From real-time asset dispatch and market participation to performance verification and customer engagement, success increasingly depends on data platforms capable of supporting complex, continuous optimization across heterogeneous assets at scale.
This executive roundtable brings together industry leaders for a candid discussion on the software and data infrastructure driving DER profitability. Participants will explore modern approaches to managing high-frequency operational data, enabling dynamic market participants, and delivering the visibility customers demand, while maintaining the reliability and auditability regulators require.
The evening will begin with a short keynote, followed by an interactive discussion focused on architecture decisions, lessons learned from scaling, emerging market opportunities, and the future of software-driven energy optimization.
Four Critical Conversations
1. Real-Time Data Infrastructure & Automation at Scale - How do you ingest, process and act on high-frequency telemetry from thousands or millions of distributed assets in real time? Explore the foundational infrastructure decisions that enable effective energy management from sensor integration and data pipelines to latency requirements and the balance between cloud and edge computing.
Key discussion points:
- Real-time data ingestion, processing, and streaming architectures
- Cloud versus edge computing and infrastructure trade-offs
- Database selection, latency management, and system reliability
- Scaling automation across large, distributed asset portfolios
2. Optimal Dispatch & Market Participation Strategy - How can software maximize revenue through intelligent dispatch decisions and market participation? Explore the algorithms, forecasting capabilities, and automation required to participate effectively across wholesale energy markets, ancillary services, and emerging DER markets. Discuss how these capabilities can scale across heterogeneous assets, geographies and evolving market structures.
Key discussion points:
- Forecasting and optimization for intelligent asset dispatch
- Automated bidding and participation in energy markets
- Revenue optimization across multiple market opportunities
- Scaling dispatch strategies across diverse assets and geographies
3. Performance Proof & Customer Transparency - How can energy management companies measure, verify and communicate asset performance to build customer trust and meet regulatory requirements? Accurate performance attribution and transparent reporting are essential to revenue capture, regulatory compensation, and customer retention. Explore the systems and processes needed to produce reliable, auditable evidence of performance.
Key discussion points:
- Measurement and verification of asset performance
- Accurate attribution of outcomes and revenue
- Transparent customer reporting and performance visibility
- Auditability, regulatory compliance, and proof of performance
4. Scaling Operations Across Heterogeneous Assets & Vendors - How do you operationalize dispatch software across different asset types, vendors, customer segments, and regulatory environments? Examine the challenges of scaling energy management platforms across solar, batteries, electric vehicles, and other distributed resources. Discuss how to avoid vendor lock-in, manage technical debt, and build flexible platforms that can adapt to fragmented and evolving market structures.
Key discussion points:
- Integrating solar, battery storage, EVs, and other distributed assets
- Managing vendor ecosystems and interoperability
- Avoiding technical debt and vendor lock-in
Designing adaptable platforms for changing markets and regulations
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Be part of the discussion shaping the future of distributed energy.
Join industry leaders for an exclusive executive roundtable exploring the software, data infrastructure, and strategies driving DER profitability. Exchange insights, challenge conventional thinking, and discover new opportunities to scale energy optimization.
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