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Inalvis Alvarez and Nick Agliano are heading to Charlotte for the NASPI (Novel Applications for Synchronized Power Instrumentation) Work Group Meeting and Vendor Show, November 3 and 4. Simple Thread is a silver sponsor this year.

By streamlining transmission data preparation and scenario modeling, Arevon has been able to expand its analytical capacity without adding staff dedicated to repetitive data crunching. See how Arevon is using Minerva: buff.ly/Hc6IPlj #Minerva #EnergyDevelopment

Mickey Mouse may have learned the dangers of #AI automation back in 1940. In The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Mickey automates a tedious task, enjoys a little free time, and quickly discovers what happens when you forget to build in an exit condition. buff.ly/cmn969F

Arevon Energy is using Minerva to bring transmission and interconnection data together, screen opportunities more efficiently, and spend less time preparing scenarios for economic studies. Read the case study: buff.ly/Hc6IPlj #RenewableEnergy #Interconnection

With more than 8,000 automated studies a year, ANODE helps engineers evaluate future grid conditions, identify reliability risks, and make more informed planning decisions. Attending CIGRE? Join the discussion and stop by Booth Space 1 to connect with our team!

Richmond is hosting CIGRE's Grid of the Future Symposium next week, and Simple Thread has a lot to share! Our team will be presenting research, discussing practical approaches to utility challenges, and connecting with others working to modernize the grid.

Last week's #SimpleThread coworking brought plenty of pickleball, puzzles, games, and time together to tackle the work that's best done in person. We also made space for conversations about trust, what makes work great, and the importance of staying human in how we work together

#FacilityRatings depend on accurate equipment data, network models, and a process that can keep up with system changes. At CIGRE's Grid of the Future Symposium, Simple Thread is presenting research on an algorithmic approach to Facility Rating Determination (FRD).

Developers & #Cybersecurity teams don't always see eye to eye. Tom's suggestion is to bring security into the conversation earlier. When developers understand the risks and constraints, they can help find solutions before a last-minute roadblocks. buff.ly/kSyJE4q