Kevin Carden shows how SERVM 2027 takes a different approach. Expansion planning runs inside the same full-fidelity resource adequacy model you already trust. SERVM adds one resource at a time and re-simulates the whole portfolio at each step, so every resource is scored on its real marginal value against the system as it stands.

Join John Condren, Director of TARA Development, on Friday, November 13 at 1:00 PM ET for a 90-minute walkthrough. He covers installing the viewer and bringing your current studies over, checking the base case, running an analysis, working with results, and setting up batch runs. He will close with what is coming next, including AI integration, and leave time for your questions.

CANON is PowerGEM’s common data layer. It’s one governed source for the inputs your simulation tools use, so updating a model no longer means copying and fixing data for every study. In this session, Cam Murphy introduces CANON and walks through how it works, from bringing data in to handing it off to a PowerGEM product.

Acquisition of Power Info expands PowerGEM’s standards-based modeling expertise to help utilities and grid operators share, manage, maintain, and visualize digital representations of the power grid.

An overview of Generation Deliverability in TARA.

This webinar covers the analysis of datacenter load impacts using 8760-hour market simulation as a complement to traditional reliability analysis.

This is a programming-centered session covering interface syntax, object creation, and example walkthroughs. Attendees will see how each module’s Python objects map directly to their process counterparts, making it easier to translate existing workflows into scripted automation and to spot where pyPowerGEM can fit into their TARA work.