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February 19, 2026

Move from Fragmented Models to Comprehensive Clarity: Modeling Resource Adequacy (RA) Accurately Under Grid Stress

Resource adequacy teams are facing pressure to deliver more accurate and more complete models across regions and scenario types, even as grid strain accelerates. AI-related load growth, queue delays, and weather risks have made resource adequacy more critical than ever – and more challenging.

In this live webinar, Mark Olson, Reliability Assessment Manager at North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), joins PowerGEM’s SERVM experts to share how interconnection-wide reporting can help resource adequacy and planning teams make more data-driven and transparent decisions.

You’ll walk away with practical insights to improve integrated resource planning (IRP) and RA filings, reduce risk, and communicate resource needs clearly to stakeholders.

EVENT DETAILS

📅 Date: Thursday, February 19th
🕒 Time: 10 AM PT | 1 PM ET 
📍 Location: Virtual (Microsoft Teams)

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
  • Investor-owned utility (IOU) planners and integrated resource planners 
  • Utility RA leads, planning engineers, and reliability analytics professionals
  • Regulatory affairs and compliance teams supporting IRP + RA filings
 TOPICS WE’LL COVER 
  • Learn how NERC structures wide-area resource adequacy studies, and why they conduct them. 
  • Understand how to cut through the noise on weather and grid strain, and define what risk really matters for planning.
  • Discover how an integrated interconnection-wide model can support more consistent decision criteria and planning narratives. 

 

SPEAKERS 

Mark Olson – Manager, Reliability Assessments at North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) 

Chase Winkler – Director of SERVM Consulting Services at PowerGEM

Caleb Bicknell – Sales Director at PowerGEM

Walk away with a clear understanding of the wide-area reliability risk landscape – and how to evaluate, compare, and communicate those risks with greater confidence in planning and regulatory contexts.

Register today to save your seat!  

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