Trilliant Showcased Utility Tech at Enlit Asia
Utility providers examined infrastructure integration strategies during the three-day industry summit.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Utilities
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Trilliant served as a diamond sponsor at the Enlit Asia 2026 conference in Jakarta, highlighting strategies to manage surging electricity demand. Executives participated in seven sessions to discuss integrating diverse energy devices and technologies.
Why it matters
Utilities across the region are struggling to modernize grid infrastructure amid rising power consumption and the expansion of distributed energy resources. Managing these inputs requires vendors to demonstrate interoperability across multi-vendor equipment.
Trilliant manages 13 million smart meters across the Asia-Pacific region, backed by 40 years of industry experience. The company hosted demonstrations at booth #301 during the three-day event.
The players
Trilliant
A provider of utility technology solutions with 40 years of experience in grid management and smart meter deployment.
The details
Trilliant utilized its presence at the conference to demonstrate its Power of Choice approach, which allows operators to integrate multiple device types and legacy technologies into a single grid management system. By focusing on device-agnostic integration, the company aims to help utility operators avoid vendor lock-in while balancing load requirements from growing distributed energy resources.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: The Trilliant CEO delivered the opening keynote address.
September 22-24, 2026: Enlit Asia took place at ICE BSD City in Jakarta.
Market Landscape
Trilliant's focus on open-architecture systems follows the broader industry shift toward integrating distributed energy resources into aging grids. This trend marks a departure from reliance on proprietary, single-vendor infrastructure common in prior decades.
Utility operators should evaluate current grid systems for vendor lock-in risks as distributed energy resource adoption increases. Focus near-term planning on infrastructure flexibility to accommodate diverse device inputs.
The takeaway
Legacy utility infrastructure must increasingly accommodate diverse, non-traditional energy sources to remain stable. Review your current procurement roadmap for open-architecture requirements that facilitate easier future integration.
Further reading
For more on evolving grid technology, see the Utilities section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Antara News.
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