September 2, 2026 | 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. ET | Open to the public | Register now
Across the United States, threatened overhead electric infrastructure is subject to wind, ice, and fire storm risks impacting energy reliability, public safety, and the financial stability of utilities. These storm disasters increase long-term costs to ratepayers, and decreases grid resiliency. “Strategic Undergrounding” of critical segments is the long-term solution that achieves both the lowest life-cycle cost, lowest long-term rates, resiliency speed, and reliability targets for both the general public and ratepayers. Join this session to learn how, when, and where to apply “Strategic Undergrounding.”