Powering the Future
Enchanted Rock’s Energy Summit
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND?
Gain insights into the latest onsite power generation technologies for utilities, data centers, and other commercial, industrial, and municipal sectors by joining us at the Powering the Future Energy Summit in Lodi, California.
- Hear from industry leaders on the future of power and clean energy solutions
- Take an exclusive tour of the California Department of Water Resources emergency generation site at Lodi Water Treatment Plant
- Learn from Enchanted Rock’s leadership about technology, real-time monitoring, predictive analytics, and remote diagnostics and how our microgrid systems optimize performance, reduce downtime, and enable a cleaner, more reliable energy future.
- Explore case studies showcasing real-life examples of how Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) are powering critical infrastructure, data centers, and large-scale facilities.
- Discover how Enchanted Rock’s onsite generation and backup power systems can be tailored to help you meet your growing energy needs without sacrificing reliability.
Through our solutions, you can integrate the best of everything – from natural gas onsite generation to cutting-edge energy storage and the seamless integration of renewables – all to deliver reliable, low-emission, and cost-effective energy solutions that support your business goals.
Join us for innovation, collaboration, and insights into the future of energy!
Day 1
Tuesday, April 29, 2025
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM | Afternoon Microgrid Tour (Option 1)
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM | Welcome Reception
Day 2
Wednesday, April 30, 2025
8:00 AM – 9:30 AM | Morning Microgrid Site Tour (Option 2)
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM | Morning Breakout Session
- Engineering Resiliency: Inside Onsite Power Generation
- Being a Good Grid Citizen: Policy, Markets, & Microgrid Synergies
11:30 PM – 1:00 PM | Lunch
1:30 PM – 2:30 PM | Afternoon Breakout Session
- Engineering Resiliency: Inside Onsite Power Generation
- Being a Good Grid Citizen: Policy, Markets, & Microgrid Synergies
2:30 PM – 4:00 PM | Afternoon Microgrid Tour (Option 3)
Wine & Roses located in the heart of Lodi California Wine Country, Wine & Roses features distinguished hotel rooms, an innovative restaurant, a wellness resort spa and an artisan café & market.
A block of rooms have been reserved on your behalf at a rate of $219 plus the $26 resort fee and 18.75% tax per night, for a check-in date of Tuesday, April 29 and a check-out date of Wednesday, April 30th. Pre and post-nights may be available but are not guaranteed. You may request pre or post nights during your reservation with Wine & Roses.
Engineering Resiliency: Inside Onsite Power Generation
Explore the core engineering, site-level planning, and Enchanted Rock technology keeping customers powered in today’s world. This session will explore genset configurations, emissions management strategies, and custom site design for low or medium-voltage environments—all aligned with the strictest emission requirements and sustainability goals.
Learning Points:
- Learn the key design features for front of meter DG
- Understand how genset performance is optimized to support fast start, fast ramp high-demand critical load applications.
- Unlock headroom in existing grid infrastructure with flexible, onsite generation alongside large load customers, like data centers
- Explore emissions reduction strategies and compliance pathways (CARB-DG/NFPA).
- Learn how to integrate resiliency, scalability, and permitting efficiency with operations and maintenance for intelligent site design.
Speakers:
Bryan Young
Director of Fleet Operations
Lavanya Bhenderu
SVP, Energy & Technology
Being a Good Grid Citizen: Policy, Markets, & Microgrid Synergies
This session decodes how Enchanted Rock microgrids fit into the broader utility and regulatory ecosystem. From flexible-use real-time (FURT) programs to energy market structures and demand response programs, learn how we build systems that support—not stress—the grid.
Learning Points:
- Understand the emergency reliability reserve application
- Learn how community microgrids interact with ISO/RTO markets, such as ERCOT and CAISO.
- Explore demand response strategies that align with resiliency use cases.
- Understand how to be a “good grid citizen” in a policy-heavy landscape.
- Discover real-world examples of positive utility-microgrid collaboration.
Speakers:
Allan Schurr
Chief Commercial Officer
Rob Cashell
Director of Asset Management
Scott Lipton
Energy Policy Manager
Asked
Questions
How do I make a hotel reservation?
Please use this link to make your hotel reservation:
Please direct all reservation questions to Emily Hetzner, Corporate Sales Manager, 209-371-6117
What are check-in and check out times?
Standard check-in time is 4 PM. However, you may process your check-in upon arrival and store your luggage at the Bell Desk until your room is ready. Early check-ins are based on availability, must be pre-arranged with the front desk, and may incur an early check-in fee. A credit card must be presented at the time of check-in.
Standard check-out time is 11 AM. Please note that late check-out requests are based upon availability on the date of departure. Additional charges may apply.
Can I add an additional night to my stay?
Pre and post-nights may be available at the same rate but are not guaranteed. You may request pre or post nights during your reservation with Wine & Roses.
What is the registration deadline?
The deadline to register is Monday, April 21, 2025.
What if I need to cancel?
Please contact Addison Jump at ajump@enchantedrock.com
Can I bring a guest?
Yes, please specify when you RSVP.
What is included with the Summit?
For Enchanted Rock’s welcome reception on April 29th and Lunch on April 30th, please specify any dietary restrictions in your registration. Please review the agenda for time and date details.
Is transportation included?
Enchanted Rock will provide transportation for the microgrid tour on April 30th. The designated area for pick-up/drop-off will be Wine & Roses. If you would like to drive yourself, please contact Addison Jump at ajump@enchantedrock.com ASAP to arrange a ride.
What if I am a government employee?
Enchanted Rock seeks to comply with ethical rules and regulations applicable to government officials and employees. Enchanted Rock believes that this event constitutes a “widely attended event.” Please note that during the event, Enchanted Rock will make food and beverages, including alcohol, available to attendees with a value of approximately $180. ERock also plans to provide attendees with business gifts like pens, notebooks and the like with an approximate worth of $50. We want to inform you of this so that you may determine if the food, beverages and gift acceptance comply with your agency’s policies or local laws. (Of course, if there is a concern, you may skip the food and beverages or gift, reimburse Enchanted Rock if required, or obtain any necessary approvals from your agency.)
If you have questions about the event or reimbursement, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Addison Jump at ajump@enchantedrock.com.