Bidgely

Tampa, Florida |  April 14–16  |  Booth 1300

AI That Digitally Transforms Customer Experience

Discover how utilities are using AI-driven energy intelligence to improve affordability programs, strengthen customer engagement, and modernize utility operations.

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Real-World Solutions for a Changing Utility Landscape

  • Rising customer expectations for digital experiences
  • Increasing call center volume from high bill inquiries
  • Expanding affordability and equity mandates
  • Electrification and rising household energy demand
  • Growing regulatory scrutiny on customer programs

Bidgely helps utilities act with confidence by replacing assumptions with granular appliance-level intelligence to help utilities deliver smarter programs, better service, and stronger customer trust.

Al Built for Your Reality

One platform to adopt, scale, and operationalize utility Al for affordability, grid outcomes, and customer intelligence

CX Plus

Trusted TOU and DER insights

Call Centers

Proactive insights that reduce calls

Electrification

Identify EVs, heat pumps and DERs for targeting

Grid Planning

Confident load planning with AI

CIO & IT

Secure, scalable AI platform

Meet With Bidgely at IUCX

Top-down strategy requires bottom-up intelligence

Whether you’re working to improve call center performance, expand affordability programs, or better understand customer energy behavior, our team is available for focused conversations during IUCX. Let’s talk about what smarter customer engagement looks like:

Identifying the drivers behind high bill complaints

Personalizing energy insights at scale

Improving participation in efficiency and electrification programs

Matching customers with the right incentives, rates, and rebates

Using AI insights to strengthen regulatory reporting

High Impact Sessions

Real-world conversations on affordability, customer experience, and scaling AI across utility operations.

Bidgely and utility leaders will explore how AI helps utilities balance the needs of the grid, the utility, and the customer—especially as affordability pressures and electrification reshape the industry.

Main Conference Session

2:00 PM | Room 117 | April 14, 2026

AI in the Affordability Era

Utilities are under increasing pressure to balance customer affordability, operational efficiency, and grid modernization.

In this session, Bidgely and utility leaders explore how AI and AMI data are helping utilities manage affordability challenges while improving customer engagement and operational efficiency.

Topics include:

  • Improving operational efficiency to control cost pressures
  • Matching customers to the right programs, incentives, and rates
  • Helping customers understand and manage energy use
  • Building trust during periods of rising bills

Featured Speakers:

Nayan Parikh

Technology Group Product Manager (PSEG Long Island)
Utility Customer Experience Leader

Meredith McGowan

Vice President, Sales and Customer Success

Executive Leadership Panel

1:30 PM | April 13, 2026

The Promise and Perils of Device Level Data

Utilities have access to unprecedented amounts of energy data—but turning that data into operational impact remains a challenge.

In this executive leadership panel, industry leaders discuss how utilities are using AI and advanced analytics to transform device-level insights into measurable operational and customer outcomes.

The discussion explores how utilities can:

  • Translate granular energy data into operational decision-making
  • Manage rising affordability pressures through better insights
  • Strengthen customer trust through transparent energy intelligence
  • Scale data-driven programs across customer operations

Moderator:

Abhay Gupta

Founder & CEO

Deep Dive Sessions

April 14 – 16, 2026

Customer Engagement & Digitalization

Utilities are under increasing pressure to modernize customer engagement while managing affordability challenges and rising expectations.

This session explores how AI-driven insights help utilities:

  • personalize customer engagement
  • improve participation in efficiency and electrification programs
  • match customers with the right rates, rebates, and assistance programs
  • strengthen trust through proactive communication

Modernizing Utility Call Centers with AI

High bill complaints remain one of the largest drivers of call center volume for utilities.

This session explores how AI-powered energy intelligence helps call center teams quickly identify the drivers behind bill spikes and resolve customer issues faster.

Topics include:

  • appliance-level insights for high-bill resolution
  • AI-assisted call center workflows
  • improving customer trust during billing events
  • reducing operational pressure on service teams

Featured Speaker:

Derek Thurmes

Customer Experience Strategy

Who You’ll Meet

Talk directly with Bidgely leaders across grid intelligence, customer programs, partnerships, and revenue strategy.

What We’re Showcasing

Domain-trained AI models purpose-built for utility environments, securely deployed and proven at scale across tens of millions of meters.

Accurate identification of EVs, solar, batteries, and major appliances—no additional hardware required.

Circuit-, feeder-, and premise-level visibility to identify emerging overload risk early.

Confidence-based segmentation that improves DSM, TOU, EV, and affordability program performance.

Analytics and CX working as one system—creating a continuous feedback loop that improves outcomes over time.

What This Means for Your Utility

For Grid & Program Teams

  • More accurate forecasting and planning
  • Deferred or optimized infrastructure investment
  • Higher-performing DSM, TOU, EV, and LMI programs

For Customers

  • Personalized and timely guidance
  • Greater bill confidence and trust
  • Programs that feel supportive

For Regulators

  • Transparent, defensible measurement
  • Clear linkage between investment, performance, and outcomes

Trusted by Utilities Serving over 35M homes and businesses

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See how Bidgely turns AMI data into regulator-grade intelligence—from grid planning to customer engagement.