August 27, 2025
1:00 pm EDT
Teams
This webinar will explore Eaton’s latest innovations in wildfire mitigation, focusing on utility-grade solutions designed to reduce fire ignition risks and enhance grid resilience in high-risk areas. Attendees will learn about specific products such as ELF current-limiting fuses, UFP arresters, grid monitoring through GridAdvisor, and the Hi-Z Protect technology for reclosers. In addition to showcasing these tools, the session will also touch on Eaton’s ongoing efforts to support utilities with evolving strategies, including upcoming projects and pole-mounted transformer-related solutions. The session will offer a forward-looking perspective on Eaton’s role as both a product innovator and solution partner in wildfire mitigation.
Presenter: Mudassir Machhiwala
Mudassir Machhiwala is a seasoned electrical engineer and sales leader with over 28 years of experience in the power systems industry. As District Sales Manager at Eaton, he oversees utility accounts across Alberta, focusing on delivering tailored solutions in power distribution, grid modernization, and energy automation. Mudassir is a licensed Professional Engineer with APEGA and has served as a Responsible Member for Permit to Practice. He is known for his collaborative approach and deep understanding of the evolving energy landscape in Western Canada.
Presenter: Khizar Hayat
Khizar Hayat is an electrical engineer with over 13 years of experience in power systems engineering, spanning utilities, industrial facilities, and critical infrastructure. In his current role as a Field Application Engineer at Eaton, he supports utility customers across Western Canada with the deployment of power system products, energy automation solutions, and digital tools. His work includes technical support for offerings such as ELF current-limiting fuses, UFP arresters, GridAdvisor systems, and Hi-Z Protect technology for reclosers. Khizar brings a customer-first approach, helping utilities align Eaton’s technologies with evolving operational and environmental challenges.
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