AEIC's work runs through two engines: the standing committees, where utility practitioners set the operating practice their peers actually use, and the Center for Operational Excellence, where members shape what is coming next. One membership puts your team inside both.
Each committee is a working community of utility engineers, operators, and managers. They compare practice, run benchmarking, and produce the reference manuals the industry designs to. Your whole team can join any of them, with no per-seat limit.
Cable Engineering, Customer Service, Electric Power Apparatus, Load Research & Analytics, Meter & Service, Power Generation, Workforce Development, and Power Delivery, which carries eight subcommittees of its own.
Distribution System Operations, Transmission System Operations, Distributed Energy Resources, Telecommunications, Project Management, Safety Benchmarking, Storm Team, and Vegetation Management.
The Center is AEIC's cross-cutting operational arm. It runs the programs that sit above any single committee, where members work the hardest problems on the grid before they become everyone's problem. Seven are active and in flight.
A utility-led cohort sharing pilots and applied R&D, so nobody pilots blind.
Methods, tools, and data pipelines for load forecasting, sharpened across a working cohort.
Executive education in the fluency to fund, question, and govern analytics and AI.
Six live modules building AI skills for managers, process owners, and supervisors.
Building the shared data foundation utility digital transformation runs on.
Sharpening cost and technology decisions across operational programs.
Interconnection, contracting, and operating practice for large load, worked out together.
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One utility membership covers your whole organization and a seat on every committee and program. Here is what that includes and how to join.
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