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TRC Companies Strengthens Utility Services at DISTRIBUTECH 2025

TRC Companies, Inc., a leading global professional services provider, recently unveiled its new Integrated Planning & Advisory Practice during the much-anticipated DISTRIBUTECH International 2025 event held in Dallas. This innovative offering is designed to support utilities in navigating the challenges presented by a rapidly evolving energy landscape, characterized by the rise of renewable energy sources and increasing complexities in energy management.

DISTRIBUTECH 2025, which takes place from March 24 to March 27, serves as the foremost gathering for professionals in the utility sector. With the demand for power surging due to advancements like data centers and increased regulatory scrutiny, TRC aims to showcase integrated solutions that foster resilience, affordability, and sustainability. Craig Cavanaugh, President of TRC's Intelligent Grid Solutions Sector, emphasized the growing grid complexity utilities face while stressing the importance of operational efficiency and reliability.

The energy sector is in the midst of profound transformation driven by various factors including artificial intelligence, real-time data systems, and decarbonization efforts. At this year's event, TRC will demonstrate its commitment to addressing these issues through innovative integrated solutions and strategic initiatives focused on creating a sustainable energy future.

The New Integrated Planning & Advisory Practice

The launch of the Integrated Planning & Advisory service represents TRC’s proactive approach to assist utilities in managing the increasing intricacy of their operations. As the industry focuses on modernization, resilience, and regulatory adaptation, it becomes crucial for utilities to implement a comprehensive strategy that aligns various factors including market demands, regulatory requirements, and operational integrations.

Matthew Green, who heads this new practice, brings with him over two decades of experience in leading transformative projects across the energy sector. Under his guidance, the Integrated Planning & Advisory team will provide the necessary expertise and insights to help utilities in their decision-making processes within an evolving market landscape. Ed Myszka, President of TRC's Power Sector, remarked that this new service allows TRC to provide a streamlined, agile approach to utility modernization, empowering organizations to optimize processes and unlock their operational potential effectively.

Expert Insights and Sessions at DISTRIBUTECH

TRC also plans to host several sessions aimed at sharing insights and addressing challenges facing the utility sector today. Highlights include sessions on:

• - AI for Data Quality and Asset Management: This session will take place on March 24, where Todd Slind, Vice President of Open Data and Development, will discuss the pivotal role of AI in improving data accuracy and asset management.
• - Utility Workforce Development Challenges and Solutions: Scheduled for March 26, this session led by Morteza Talebi, Chief of Workforce Development at TRC, will explore the ongoing challenges in workforce development and viable solutions to address them.

These sessions will not only enhance knowledge sharing among industry professionals but also promote networking opportunities for attendees.

Conclusion

TRC’s unveiling of the Integrated Planning & Advisory Practice at DISTRIBUTECH 2025 marks a significant step forward in providing essential support to utilities adapting to a new energy paradigm. By leveraging advanced technologies, comprehensive strategies, and expert insights, TRC is positioned to lead the charge toward a more resilient, efficient, and sustainable energy future. For those attending DISTRIBUTECH, visiting TRC at Booth #5536 will provide an opportunity to learn more about their innovative solutions that aim to enhance utility operations and drive successful outcomes in the face of evolving challenges.