GoTC is built around industry-defined technical challenges. Members identify priority problems, help select research projects, provide operating context and data when appropriate, and review results. The work targets planning, operations, interconnection, markets, grid-edge technologies, and large-load integration.
Industry Challenges Drive the Research
INDUSTRY CONSORTIUM BENEFITS
What GoT Members Gain
Members help shape the annual research agenda and gain early access to project results. They work directly with Purdue experts across power systems, optimization, controls, AI, and power electronics. Members also gain access to student talent, technical workshops, networking, and approved Purdue research facilities.
Strategic Partners
MISO
Consortium strategic partner collaborating on reliability, interconnection, market, and grid-planning challenges.
PG&E
Consortium strategic partner collaborating on grid capacity, interconnection acceleration, advanced analytics, and utility operations.
Consortium Members
Schneider Electric
Collaborating on grid modernization, predictive analytics, and interconnection acceleration.
Tesla
Participating in GoT's industry-guided research and collaboration.
AES
Collaboration on grid planning, operations, large load integration, flexibility, and emerging grid technologies.
NiSource
Collaboration on utility planning, large load interconnection, grid operations, and infrastructure needs associated with rapid load growth.
NTT DATA
Associate member participating in GoT's industry collaboration and workforce engagement.