Climate Change in Action: Building Utility Resilience
Three webinars. One goal: help utilities prepare for weather-driven operational risk.
Climate change is changing the way European utilities plan and operate. Extreme heat, severe convective storms and flooding are creating new challenges for grid reliability, renewable integration, asset protection and operational resilience.
Join the three-part webinar series to explore how weather intelligence helps utility teams anticipate changing conditions, strengthen operational decision-making and improve resilience before weather impacts occur.
Speakers include:
Tye Parzybok
Senior Product Manager
Weather Intelligence
DTN
Paul Knightly
Senior Weather Risk Manager
EU Weather Operations
DTN
Matt Clay
Senior Account Executive
DTN
Daniël Enthoven
Quant Lead Short-Term Forecasting
Eneco Energy Trade
What You'll Learn at the Webinar Series
Across the series, DTN experts will discuss: How recent European weather events are changing utility operations, why weather intelligence has become an essential operational input, practical approaches to preparing for weather-driven risk and how high-resolution forecasting, nowcasting and decision support help utilities respond with greater confidence.
WEBINAR 1
When Heat Strains the Grid: Preparing Utilities for Extreme Temperature Risk
16 September 2026 | 3 PM CET
Learn how increasing heatwaves affect:
• Electricity demand
• Renewable generation forecasting
• Dynamic line rating
• Grid balancing
• Operational planning
WEBINAR 2
When Rain Becomes Risk: Building Utility Resilience Against Flooding and Asset Disruption
14 October 2026 | 3 PM CET
Explore strategies for managing:
• Flood risk
• Substation impacts
• Field crew safety
• Asset resilience
• Business continuity
WEBINAR 3
When Storms Move Fast: Strengthening Utility Response to Hail, Lightning, and Severe
18 November 2026 | 3 PM CET
Discover how utilities can improve response to:
• Thunderstorms
• Hail
• Lightning
• Fast-changing local weather
• Operational disruption