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Experience an unforgettable evening at one of Boston’s most iconic places: Fenway Park. Mix and mingle with colleagues, soak in the ballpark atmosphere, and enjoy a relaxed night of networking in an exclusive area of one of baseball’s most historic settings. Watch the Boston Red Sox take on the Washington Nationals while you enjoy sweeping ballpark views, classic bites, and a front row experience of the game from the Sam Adams Deck — one of Fenway’s most legendary vantage points. Whether you’re a die hard fan or just love a great summer evening, this reception offers the perfect blend of Boston charm, camaraderie, and America’s favorite pastime. 

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Earning designation as a Reliable Public Power Provider or Smart Energy Provider can be more than just an honor — they can be powerful tools to improve and hone your operations. Learn how ElectriCities of North Carolina embedded these programs into its strategic priorities, using member participation and aggregate scoring to identify strengths, close gaps, and guide new services. Learn how using these assessments can strengthen continuous improvement and strategic alignment across your utility, whether for long‑term planning, program development, or to provide a roadmap for operational excellence.

Resource adequacy is not a new challenge — but accelerating load growth, driven in large part by AI, data centers, electrification, and changing customer expectations, is pushing long standing planning assumptions to their limits. For utility CEOs, the question is no longer whether resource pressures will intensify, but how quickly — and how decisively leaders must respond.

In a crisis, how a utility communicates can be as critical as how it responds operationally. Wildfires, extreme weather, outages, rate pressures, cyber incidents and public-safety events now unfold in a 24/7 environment where customers, employees, media, regulators and elected officials demand answers in real time. This session gives CEOs and senior leaders a practical crisis-communications playbook: what to say, when to say it, who should say it, and how to avoid the common “fight, explain, delay” reflexes that inflame headlines and social media.

Discuss the benefits and limitations of AI and technology in relation to safety programs with your peers. Hear how other utilities use AI and technology, share outcomes from your forays into AI and technology applications, and gain practical strategies you can take back to your utility. Review example integrations including merits and pitfalls.