Network Asset Performance conference
The 2018 Network Asset Performance Conference well help set out the path for asset management strategy and enhancing operational performance as we move towards the business end of planning for RIIO-2.
13th April 2018 by Networks
THE ONLY DEDICATED EVENT FOR ASSET & OPERATIONS LEADERS IN ENERGY NETWORKS
The 2018 Network Asset Performance Conference well help set out the path for asset management strategy and enhancing operational performance as we move towards the business end of planning for RIIO-2.
WHY ATTEND?
- Find out how Ofgem is incentivising performance in RIIO-2
- Address how to best prepare network assets for decarbonised transport systems
- Hear how virtual technology and innovation are enhancing asset maintenance strategy
- Find out how leading DNOs are delivering more from existing assets
- Understand how data is being optimised to mitigate risk and threats to the network
The next regulatory cycle is set to see an unprecedented amount of change, development and innovation in the UK’s power networks. The challenge is now on to develop a business plan that in the eyes of the regulator and consumers, balances the need to upgrade the networks for the future customer while maintaining the operational performance and affordability needed today.
As we move into a world of smarter networks, distributed generation, electric vehicles and transport de-carbonisation, understanding the condition of our existing asset infrastructure and its ability to cope with these new demands is going to play a vital role in asset management plans in the build up to RIIO-2.
Data, collaboration and innovation are going to be key in this process and help the soon-to-be DSOs pinpoint areas for concentrated investment. The 2018 Network Asset Performance Conference once again brings together leaders from gas & power to tackle these challenges head on.
Through a mix of new case studies, interactive panel sessions & workshops, this conference will address how networks can mitigate risk and better monitor assets; adopt innovative strategies in the supply chain; prepare for transport decarbonisation; and optimise data to transform asset management.
We look forward to welcoming you to Birmingham in September for a lively day of networking and knowledge sharing.
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