At the "Electric Grids 2026" exhibition, taking place in Moscow from November 17–19, Monitor Electric will showcase a range of innovative solutions for the power industry. The centerpiece will be the new generation of SCADA/EMS/ADMS/DTS systems — CK.Power.

CK.Power offers exceptional fault tolerance and horizontal scaling capabilities for managing electrical grids of any voltage class, down to 0.4 kV. It features integrated AI agents and a fundamentally new cross-platform interface. Additionally, the system is distinguished by enhanced mechanisms for protecting against human error, the ability to rapidly create and edit electrical grid models, and numerous other advantages.

In addition to CK.Power, the Monitor Electric booth will feature live demonstrations of other innovative solutions designed for personnel and executives of grid companies, generating companies, system operators, and industrial enterprises:

- CK.Geospatial Asset Inventory — a master system for maintaining a unified digital model of the enterprise that integrates fragmented information systems. By combining two equipment views—functional (for operational and technological management) and asset-based (for accounting purposes)—CK.Geospatial Asset Inventory serves as the single source of model data for SCADA systems, as well as for EAM/APM (Enterprise Asset Management/Asset Performance Management), power transmission management systems, consumer management, AMRs (Automated Meter Reading), and more.

- CK.Advanced Metering HES — an energy resource accounting platform that provides high-speed data collection from metering devices to improve grid observability for operational management. By polling the availability of meters, the system can intelligently identify de-energized grid sections before customer complaints are received.

- CK.DSS — a cutting-edge assistant system for executives designed for situational management of electrical grids. It automatically collects a complete chronology of events from disparate sources and performs risk and impact assessments for accidents, abnormal situations, and technological failures.