Fedor Petrenko is a seasoned professional with fifteen years of experience in the electric utility sector, specializing in data, analytics, and product strategy. Currently at National Grid, Fedor leads a dynamic team of data engineers, software developers, and designers, spearheading the utility’s digital evolution. Over the past three years, he has been instrumental in implementing an electric asset investment platform, leveraging advanced data analytics to ensure strategic decision-making across National Grid’s T&D project portfolio exceeding $1 billion annually.

Prior to his role at National Grid, Fedor's tenure at Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) showcased his commitment to data-driven innovation. Notably, he deployed products addressing operational T&D asset risk from wildfires and led teams developing predictive failure algorithms leveraging Smart Meter interval and event data. Additionally, Fedor spearheaded California’s Smart Inverter Working Group and was lead author of a white paper on Distributed Energy Resources’ capability to provide distribution grid services.

Fedor holds dual bachelor's degrees from UC Berkeley and earned his MBA from the Yale School of Management, specializing in clean energy finance, further solidifying his strategic acumen in the energy sector. Beyond his professional pursuits, he finds inspiration in the Sierra Nevada mountains and enjoys sharing his passion for music with his family.