Build with DOTA + Virtual Energy Tech Coffee Chat
About Event
It's budget season. Somewhere on your 2027 list is a line item for software your team needs: an outage dashboard, a forecasting tool, better GADS reporting. Six figures, a twelve-month rollout, and a vendor who has never seen your plant.
Before that line item gets approved, see what your own team can build in an afternoon.
DOTA AI connects to your plant and market data. You describe the app you need in plain English, and it builds it: dashboards, reports, forecasts, all pulling live from your own systems. No data engineers, no implementation project, no vendor lock-in.
And you only use AI to build. Once you're happy with the app, it becomes a fixed, deterministic solution that runs without AI in the loop. Your numbers stay traceable to the source, and IT has nothing new to worry about.
In this session we'll take five requests, the kind that usually become RFPs, and build each one live: load forecasting, outage analytics, BESS monitoring, NERC GADS reporting, and emissions tracking.
What you'll learn:
Connect PI, SCADA, market, and spreadsheet data without writing code
Turn a plain-English prompt into a working app
Define your own KPIs and business rules, with source citations for every number
Build dashboards, forecasting, and dispatch analysis your whole team can use
Lock your app into a deterministic solution that runs without AI in the loop
Who should attend:
Plant managers, operations leaders, compliance teams, market analysts, and data teams at utilities, IPPs, grid operators, and battery operators. Bring whoever owns the 2027 software budget.
We'll send the Zoom link when you register.
Hosted By:
Adam Shaw, Founder @ Grid Innovation Hub & CMO @ Integ
Grid Innovation Hub bridges the innovation gap between fast-moving technology companies and legacy energy firms.
Connect with Adam on LinkedIn
About Grid Innovation Hub
The Ecosystem for Energy Innovators
The Grid Innovation Hub is designed for experts across the entire energy ecosystem to come together, learn, collaborate, solve problems, and advance technology.
Whether you are a startup founder, utility operator, investor, analyst, co-op employee, power engineer, executive, or interested in grid technology, this is for you.