April 29, 2025 | 1:00 PM ETThis thematic discussion, with discussion leaders from Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro and SaskPower, will explore how utilities approach wind energy development, weighing the pros and cons of:Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) – Contracting wind energy to secure pricing and supply stability.Partnering with Independent Project Developers – Collaborating on projects while balancing risk and control.Owning and Operating Wind Assets In-House – Direct investment in wind generation with full operational oversight.This discussion depends on attendees sharing their real-world experiences, challenges, and lessons learned. Whether your organization has found success or encountered difficulties, your insights will help shape best practices for the group.To make this discussion valuable, please come prepared to answer (if you can):What approach(es) has your organization used, and why?What worked well? What didn’t?What financial, operational, or regulatory factors influenced your decision?What lessons would you share with others considering these options?Outcome: Key takeaways from the discussion will be compiled into best practices notes for the group.This session’s success depends on active participation. We look forward to the conversation.

The rapidly accelerating data center market will not be possible without reliable, sustainable and affordable power. In this case study, Joshua Brooks, PhD, PE, of Siemens Energy, Inc.analyzed a data center’s needs and designed a system that balances renewable energy, stable backup power and cost-effectiveness. The presentation of this use case, the various identified energy system designs and the overarching system implications will contribute to the development of more sustainable and cost-competitive future data center power solutions.

You are invited to join Day 1 of the AMIG May 2025 Virtual General Meeting, taking place on Tuesday, May 13th, 2025, from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM ET.This session will include key discussions on member accomplishments in asset management, plans for 2025, updates and open discussion on ongoing and potential AMIG projects, and progress across AMIG working groups.For the full agenda, please see below.We encourage your participation to help shape the future of the AMIG program and explore new opportunities for collaboration.Meeting Details:Topic: Thematic Discussion on Asset Management Accomplishments by AMIG Members + Updates on AMIG Projects, Webinars, and Working GroupsDate: May 13th, 2025Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ETLocation: Virtual (please register through this portal page)We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to Day 2 of the AMIG May 2025 Virtual General Meeting, scheduled for Wednesday, May 14th, 2025, from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM ET.This session on Advancing Benchmarking Practices: Manitoba Hydro’s Approach to Long-Term Commitment will feature a technical presentation and roundtable discussion. Manitoba Hydro is actively assessing its long-term commitment to benchmarking as part of its strategic planning and regulatory engagement. This presentation will provide an overview of key findings from the North American benchmarking landscape, highlighting areas of interest such as reliability, staffing, investment and renewal, customer experience, and O&M. It will also explore challenges related to data sourcing and financial structures and outline the steps Manitoba Hydro is taking to enhance its benchmarking maturity. Attendees will gain insights into Manitoba Hydro’s approach to strengthening data-driven decision-making and performance measurement..For the full agenda, please see below.We encourage you to participate in this engaging session to share experiences and learn from peers.Meeting Details:Topic: Advancing Benchmarking Practices: Manitoba Hydro’s Approach to Long-Term CommitmentDate: May 14th, 2025Time: 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM ETLocation: Virtual (please register through this portal page)We look forward to your participation!