With all the focus on cloud computing, data and digitalisation, it’s easy to forget they rely on physical networks. But what does the future hold for utilities when it comes to comms infrastructure?
Our forthcoming webinar with Nokia has the lowdown on demands on physical telecoms network infrastructure for mission-critical utility services such as flexibility – where dynamic network management requires resilient comms – and digital substations, cyber security, and new standards.
Sign up now to learn about some of the most advanced developments in communications infrastructure in Europe and how utilities are benefiting.
Speakers include:
Eric Brown
Dominique Verhulst
Dominique is head of the energy segment at Nokia’s Network Infrastructure Group. Dominique is the author of Teleprotection over Packet Networks and co-author of several publications from the University of Strathclyde on the matter of Differential Protection over IP/MPLS.
Vincent Hay
Vincent is strategy and standards engineer for UK Power Networks. Vincent has been in the electricity industry since 2009 and has held a variety of professional engineering positions across compliance, connections, policy, planning, SCADA/OT, and smart grid across both transmission and distribution networks, and industry associations in New Zealand and the UK.
Calum Jardine
Calum is operational technology standards manager for SSEN Distribution, responsible for policy, standards and technical sourcing for protection, automation and control systems, and other OT solutions newer to the utility space. Calum has 14 years’ experience within transmission and distribution networks and specialises in protection systems.
Chair: Jane Gray
Jane is content director at Utility Week. She has been with Utility Week for 10 years in a number of editorial roles covering key policy, regulatory, business and technical developments in the energy and water sectors. Jane now leads Utility Week’s Intelligence division, commissioning and delivering specialist reports and events on topical industry issues in partnership with selected commercial partners.