Actions Panel
Transition-AI: Boston
Post Script presents: a gathering of experts to help chart a path forward with AI in the energy transition
When and where
Date and time
Thursday, June 15 · 8am - 5:30pm EDT
Location
One Boston Place Convene 201 Washington Street Boston, MA 02108
Refund Policy
About this event
- 9 hours 30 minutes
- Mobile eTicket
Suddenly, artificial intelligence is everywhere. Business leaders across the energy sector are trying to figure out what it means for technology adoption, competition, and the way they run their companies.
Post Script Media's inaugural conference, Transition-AI: Boston, brings together experts and executives from across the energy and innovation space to discuss where AI is already proving its value in use cases for electric utilities, renewable energy optimization, EV charging solutions, and virtual power plants, while promising critical new capabilities to further evolve the flexibility and efficiency of our electricity system.
One of the central pillars of our transition to a net-zero economy is "electrifying everything," from energy generation, to transportation, heating and cooling, heavy industry, even the cooktops in our homes. As this electrification is underway, it's becoming increasingly clear an advanced digital layer to climate-tech is essential to add the necessary intelligence to these systems and the electric grid. This intelligence will more and more be the province of AI and the rapid innovations underway in machine learning and distributed intelligence systems.
Over the course of one day, you'll:
- Build an understanding of where AI is today, and the paths of innovation underway.
- Hear from leaders at utilities, startups, established companies in the energy space, and leading researchers and academics on where AI is adding value.
- Network with fellow attendees during a hands-on session with GPT, and brainstorm new ideas to enhance productivity and drive new innovations
- Understand the challenges and risks associated with AI in the electricity system, and how use cases are emerging to address bottlenecks in the transition to net zero.
Who Should Attend?
Transition-AI: Boston is designed for the community of leaders and practitioners responsible for innovation, strategy, technology, security, and product development within the energy and utilities sectors. Titles will include:
- C-Level Executives
- Heads of Innovation
- VC/Investors
- VPs of Strategy
- VPs of Product Planning
- Energy and Utility R&D Specialists
- IT decision makers
Join us in shaping the AI-driven net-zero energy future.
See more here: https://www.transition-ai.com
Space is limited for this conference, so register now.
For inquiries about media passes, government discounts, or learning about sponsoring, contact us at events@transition-ai.com
Premier Sponsor: Mintz
Mintz was one of the first law firms to develop an energy and infrastructure practice two decades ago and has been the leading law firm in the industry since. The firm’s highly regarded Energy & Sustainability Practice serves more than 250 clients, spanning the ecosystem from emerging companies to large corporations, PE and VC funds, investment banks, project developers and project finance funds, and family offices. The team is uniquely positioned and ready to lead the way in advancing innovation, transforming infrastructure, and scaling solutions that are crucial for both business success and a thriving planet.
For more information about Mintz, please visit www.mintz.com.
Sponsor: Sense
Sense’s mission is to reduce global carbon emissions by making homes smart and more efficient. We make it easier for people to take care of their homes and to actively participate in a cleaner, more resilient future. Founded in 2013 by pioneers in speech recognition, Sense uses machine learning technology to provide real-time insights on device behavior, even for those devices that are not “smart.” Customers rely on Sense for a wide range of uses including monitoring their home appliances, determining whether they left appliances running and identifying how to reduce their energy costs.
Sense is headquartered in Cambridge, Mass. To make sense of your energy, visit: sense.com.
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