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EEI’s Transmission, Distribution, Metering and Mutual Assistance (TDM&MA) Conference brings together more than 800 operational leaders from EEI member companies, vendors, and key industry stakeholders.
Through 2.5 days of dynamic programming and structured discussion sessions focused on important industry policies and best practices, attendees will shape how the industry engineers, maintains, plans, and operates critical energy infrastructure and enhances emergency preparedness.

General Session
Protecting the People Who Power Us: Advancing Utility Work Zone Safety
Monday, September 28
8:00 am – 9:30 am
The electric power industry is committed to protecting and advancing the safety of the industry's workforce. In the General Session Fireside Panel, participants will discuss the risks facing industry workers and contractors in utility work zones, emerging technologies, and the actions needed to reduce serious injuries and fatalities associated with work zone vehicle intrusions. The panelists will also share lessons learned and best practices from the Utility Work Zone Safety Alliance, which established with the goal of eliminating serious injuries and fatalities from work zone vehicle intrusions through stronger practices, better controls, technology advancement, and industry collaboration.

Jennifer DeCesaro
Chief Industry Operations Officer
Edison Electric Institute
Moderator

Luke Bowley
Associate Director of Research to Practice
Construction Safety Research Alliance

Paul Bury
Senior Director of Operational Safety, PG&E, and Technology Team Lead
Utility Work Zone Safety Alliance

Bryan Sabari
Vice President, Safety & Risk
Potelco
Why Attend?
This exclusive conference—designed by and for electric company experts—addresses key reliability, engineering, and operational issues important to transmission, distribution, metering, and mutual assistance professionals.
Targeted Learning Tracks
Participate in educational sessions tailored to topics in transmission, distribution, metering, and mutual assistance.
Continuing Education
Earn Professional Development Hours (PDHs) by attending eligible sessions and completing the required attendance verification and conference evaluation process.
Collaborative Networking
Connect with industry leaders, peers, and subject matter experts through engaging and interactive forums.
Key Topics
Through our thoughtfully crafted sessions, industry leaders will share insights on:
Asset Management Strategies
Best Practices for Operations
Emergency and Storm Response
Emerging Issues in the Industry
New Technology Innovations
Workforce Challenges and Solutions

Interested in sponsoring?
Extend your reach and maximize your connections with our customizable sponsorship and exhibit packages.
Who Attends TDM&MA?


Operational leaders
Explore innovations and best practices that enhance grid reliability and operational efficiency.
Industry stakeholders and partners
Stay up-to-date with industry trends, challenges, and best practices.
Vendors and solution providers
Showcase cutting-edge technologies and connect with industry decision-makers.
Policy and technical experts
Discuss regulatory developments that align industry practices with policy frameworks.
Emergency preparedness and mutual assistance coordinators
Strengthen response strategies and build relationships for disaster recovery.
Questions? Please contact TDMMA@eei.org.

