An invite-only dinner and panel during RE+
The Edge of
Grid Stability
Innovations in Dynamic Stability, Data Centers and FACTS Devices
A panel event aimed at sharing cutting-edge thinking in dynamic stability, FACTS devices and powering data centers — as well as comprehensive system analysis — required to reshape the renewables- and data center-forward grid of 2035.
Pioneer at RE+
We’re at RE+ all week — join us after hours.
The Pioneer team will be at RE+. After the last session on Tuesday, November 17, walk over to Carversteak.
See walking directions
The panel
Planners, engineers and buyers,
in one room.
Moderated by Max Frank, Pioneer Management Consulting. Our two confirmed panelists are listed below; the third panelist is being finalized.
Shreyas Zingre
Technical Business Development Leader
GE Vernova · FACTSPanelist
Shreyas Zingre
Shreyas Zingre is Technical Business Development Leader and a power-systems subject matter expert at GE Vernova (previously GE), where he has spent nearly two decades advancing FACTS technologies, including STATCOM, synchronous condensers and E-STATCOM with energy storage. He advises hyperscale data center operators on grid-stability solutions for AI-driven load growth, bringing end-to-end experience across research and development, power-system studies, testing, commissioning and the commercial application of complex transmission technologies from early design through field deployment.
View on LinkedIn ↗Anuradha Kariyawasam
Ph.D., P.Eng.
Lead Engineer
Panelist
Anuradha Kariyawasam, Ph.D., P.Eng.
Anuradha is a Lead Engineer at Electranix with nearly 15 years of industry experience in power system studies. Before joining Electranix in 2020, he worked as a Study Engineer at Manitoba Hydro International (MHI), starting in 2012. He specializes in renewable interconnections, weak system issues, and large-scale EMT system modelling.
Why this conversation
Immense, Rapid Changes in the Grid Profile are Requiring Us to Start Building Tomorrow’s Tools, Today.
Pioneer will be hosting the Edge of Grid Stability, a panel event aimed at sharing cutting-edge thinking in dynamic stability, FACTS devices and powering data centers — as well as comprehensive system analysis — required to reshape the renewables- and data center-forward grid of 2035.
The discussion will bring together system planning, design, and procurement SMEs from a major utility, power engineering leaders, and one of the major OEMs — the people actually doing this work — to discuss the latest innovations emerging on the global stage.
The conversation
What we’ll explore.
Grid Challenges & System Studies
The most alarming emergent challenges of today and tomorrow, and where experts are seeing the greatest risk.
Best practices in comprehensive system analysis — how innovators are scoping, standardizing and acting on study findings — and what intricacies are being solved for on the global stage.
Data Centers & Load Growth
Rapid increases in both energy demand and load fluctuation from data centers and industrial electrification will be commonplace after 2030.
We’ll discuss co-location and stabilizing measures that can help us prepare.
FACTS & Dynamic Stability Devices
E-STATCOMs, STATCOMs, synchronous condensers, battery storage (BESS), and transmission upgrades.
We’ll discuss the tools at our disposal today — and where they work best.
Emerging OEM Innovation
What technology haven’t we heard of yet — and what are the grid-stability tools of tomorrow that we’ll be able to deploy at scale?
Hear it straight from one of GE Vernova’s senior technologists.
Procurement & Supply Chain
Strategic insight to get ahead of long-lead procurement timelines while conducting highly robust system studies.
What can we do today to manage constraints and have major equipment in service when it is needed?
Action Plan
Material, feasible initiatives we can begin today to accelerate analysis, expand system knowledge and reduce procurement and interconnection times.
A practical path to bolster the grid for the needs of tomorrow.
Agenda
The evening.
Agenda to be confirmed.
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Cocktails & Dinner Served
Open networking reception
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Welcome & introductions
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Pioneer sets the stage: the grid stability challenge
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Moderated panel discussion
Moderated by Max Frank, Pioneer Management Consulting
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Audience Q&A
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Open networking and cocktails
Continue the conversation over dinner
Carversteak Las Vegas
Cocktails and dinner at Carversteak inside Resorts World Las Vegas — a private setting built for the conversations that keep going after the panel ends.
Las Vegas, NV 89109 Visit website ↗
Getting there
Location & directions.
The venue
Carversteak is located inside Resorts World Las Vegas at 3000 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109. Valet and self-parking are available at the resort.
Visit Carversteak ↗Walking directions · RE+ to Carversteak
Resorts World Las Vegas sits directly across from the Las Vegas Convention Center West Hall.
Leg 1 · Outside · ~10 min
Open route ↗
- AStart at West Hall. Las Vegas Convention Center West Hall, 300 Convention Center Dr. Exit the south side and walk down to E Convention Center Dr.
- 1Head west on E Convention Center Dr. Follow the sidewalk straight for about half a mile, passing Sadie Ln and the Professional Center.
- 2Turn right at the Walgreens. Head north on the walkway along the east side of Las Vegas Blvd S.
- 3Turn left onto Resorts World Ave. Continue past Denny’s and the Peppermill, then turn left along the north side of the property.
Leg 2 · Inside · ~1 min
Open venue ↗
- 4Enter at the Resorts World Dr. entrance. Use this entrance, not the main Strip doors — it puts you a few steps from the restaurant.
- BArrive at Carversteak. It is the first restaurant once you are inside, across from Stubborn Seed.
RSVP
Join us in Las Vegas.
Tell us who you are and we’ll take care of the rest.
Save the date
Tuesday, November 17, 2026
6:00–9:00 PM Pacific Time · Carversteak at Resorts World Las Vegas
