The electric grid is one of the most complex machines ever built. And it’s changing faster than ever. ‘With Great Power’ is about the people building the future grid, today. Each episode features stories about the technology, climate, security, and economic shifts that are reshaping utilities and the electricity system.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 10 hours 49 minutes
episode 28: Forecast calls for an overtaxed grid
Rob Gramlich discusses the approaching surge of load demand on the nation’s electrical grid – and how the industry can respond.
episode 27: The urgent need for more grid automation
Grid optimization expert Dr. Kyri Baker explains how utilities can expand artificial intelligence projects today, and what’s next for the technology.
episode 26: Could utilities become the 'FedEx of electricity'?
Holy Cross CEO Bryan Hannegan says a contentious net metering plan in Colorado is paving the way for a new utility business model.
Season three is on the way
We’ve got more stories ahead on the people navigating change in the power sector.
episode 25: Addressing inequities in the switch to EVs
Dr. Shelley Francis goes over how to make the switch over to EVs an equitable one.
episode 24: Making electrification accessible to all
Kerri Carnes explains how Arizona Public Service is pairing customer accessibility with affordability.
episode 23: Supporting the next wave of climate tech startups
Jim Kapsis explains how his company is helping support newcomers in the climate space.
episode 22: Bringing the electric co-op into the 21st century
Peter Muhoro talks about how his and other electric co-ops can adapt to a changing world and industry.
episode 21: Plotting clean energy strategy for the corporate world
Drew Murphy breaks down how Edison Energy is helping its clients plot a course through the energy transition.
episode 20: Making sure Chicago's energy transition works for all communities
Gil Quiniones lays out ComEd’s plan for a just and affordable transition for Chicago and northern Illinois.