Qualitrol at CIGRE Paris Session 2026 | Booth A207
Qualitrol will participate in the CIGRE Paris Session 2026, taking place August 23 to 28, 2026, at the Palais des Congrès in Paris, France. Visit us at Booth A207 to discuss asset monitoring and protection solutions that support reliability across generation, transmission, and distribution networks.
The CIGRE Paris Session is the leading global event for power system expertise. Held every two years, it brings together thousands of engineers, researchers, utility leaders, and technology providers from across the world to advance the knowledge and practices that keep power systems reliable. The 2024 Session welcomed more than 11,200 power industry participants and over 4,500 delegates from 99 countries, reflecting the scale and influence of this gathering at the heart of the global electricity community.
This year's Session arrives at a pivotal moment for the industry. As utilities navigate the energy transition, integrate growing volumes of renewable generation, and work to modernize aging infrastructure, the ability to monitor asset health and act on that information has never been more important. The Paris Session provides an essential platform for exploring proven technologies, sharing operational insights, and connecting with peers who share the goal of a more reliable and resilient grid.
Asset Monitoring and Protection Across the Grid
At Booth A207, we will showcase monitoring and protection solutions that support asset health, operational reliability, and long-term performance across transformers, switchgear, and rotating machines. Whether you are responsible for power generation, transmission, or distribution, our team will be available to discuss how comprehensive monitoring strategies can support your asset management and reliability objectives.
We will have several products physically on display, along with brochures and presentations covering our broader portfolio.
Products on Display
GridAssist brings artificial intelligence and machine learning to fault record analysis. During storms and major events, master station software can accumulate hundreds of records where only a few are important. GridAssist categorizes and clusters those records to surface the most critical ones, speeding up analysis, reducing downtime, and helping utilities identify the cause of a fault faster.
Arc detection and localization is delivered through our UHF partial discharge monitoring for gas-insulated switchgear. This capability provides early warning of insulation degradation and fault conditions, giving GIS operators the insight they need to protect critical assets before failures occur.
NOMAD-Direct is a portable, two-channel fiber optic test device built to validate probe health during transformer manufacturing. It delivers fast, repeatable temperature verification that is immune to electrical noise, giving operators immediate feedback on probe performance in controlled manufacturing environments.
GuardII+ provides fiber optic temperature monitoring for transformer winding hot spots, using proven Neoptix sensing technology to deliver precise, reliable measurement that supports condition-based maintenance and asset protection.
PDA-IV is the latest generation partial discharge analyser from Qualitrol and Iris Power. This portable instrument measures partial discharge activity in rotating machines through proprietary sensors, featuring an integrated touch display that guides users through configuration and data collection without the need for an external computer.
QPDM delivers continuous partial discharge monitoring for transformers and other high-value assets, providing the ongoing visibility that supports early detection and long-term protection.
TM8 is our advanced dissolved gas analysis monitor, using gas chromatography to provide laboratory-quality analysis of eight gases. It supports critical missions by giving utilities a trusted view of transformer health throughout the asset lifecycle.
Join the Conversation at the Paris Session 2026
Our team will be available throughout the Session to discuss how monitoring and protection technologies support asset health, operational reliability, and long-term performance across the grid. Whether you are evaluating monitoring technologies for installed assets, exploring integrated approaches to fleet visibility, or looking to understand how our solutions fit your reliability strategy, we welcome the opportunity to share insights from decades of collaboration with utilities and operators worldwide.
Stop by Booth A207 to discuss your asset monitoring challenges. We look forward to connecting with you in Paris.
Your Qualitrol Team
