GADS in 2026: AI, Reporting, and Best Practices for Generators and IPPs
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In 2026, GADS reporting will continue to put pressure on generation teams that rely on manual processes, disconnected outage data, and inconsistent workflows. As fleets grow and data volumes increase, more teams are turning to automation and AI to keep reporting accurate, timely, and defensible.
This session is designed for generators, IPPs, operations, and compliance who are responsible for GADS reporting, outage management, and plant performance.
You will learn how leading generation teams are improving GADS outcomes by:
- Aligning outage management and GADS reporting workflows
- Cleaning up outage data earlier in the process
- Reducing manual validation, handoffs, and spreadsheet driven rework
- Improving data accuracy and consistency across units and fleets
- Using automation and AI to reconcile outage and GADS data
- Building repeatable processes that scale year over year
GADS reporting issues are rarely caused by a single mistake. They usually come from small gaps in outage tracking, unclear ownership, and tools that do not talk to each other. This session focuses on practical fixes and where AI can realistically help reduce effort without adding complexity.
About Hosts:
With over two decades of unwavering dedication to the Utilities and Energy sector, I am passionate about driving transformative change through innovative solutions. My journey in this dynamic industry has been marked by a relentless pursuit of excellence, with a particular focus on automation and machine learning.
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