Francis Bradley
Flux Capacitor
The Flux Capacitor podcast features discussions with business and thought leaders of the electricity industry on the future of the business of electricity. The discussions touch on how we create, move, trade, and use energy, with each guest adding their own expertise and perspective to the conversation. What will be the impacts of technological change? How will markets and customer demands respond to new technology? What will change, both social and technological, mean for regulators, society and the electricity industry? Electricity Canada invites you to join in the conversation.
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Episodios
Episode 006: Everything you wanted to know about energy regulation but were afraid to ask! 29.05.2019 1:25:25
Flux Capacitor, the podcast about the future of electricity, Episode 006, featuring two discussion that host Francis Bradley recorded with cohost Tim Egan from the Canadian Gas Association, at the annual CAMPUT conference. In cooperation with CAMPUT, the association Canada's Energy and Utility Regulators, Francis and Tim talk energy regulation with the Chair of the Nova Scotia Utility and Review B...
Episode 005: Cara Clairman, A Practical Approach to Promoting Electric Vehicles 13.05.2019 34:29
Flux Capacitor, the podcast about the future of electricity, Episode 005, featuring a discussion with Cara Clairman, the President and CEO of Plug ‘N Drive. Hosted by Francis Bradley, the discussion with Cara touches on EV dealership awards, the establishment of Plug ‘N Drive, the economics of electric mobility, adoption of EVs abroad, and the prospects for the future for Canadian EV market. From...
Episode 004: Gianna Manes, Living in Exponential Times and Thinking Differently 13.03.2019 41:43
Flux Capacitor, the podcast about the future of electricity, Episode 004, featuring a discussion with Gianna Manes, the President and CEO of Calgary-based ENMAX Corporation. Hosted by Francis Bradley, the discussion with Gianna is a challenge to think differently in an era of exponential change, including customer engagement, corporate culture change, diversity, and why maybe we should compare ele...
Episode 003: Jim Robb and the Complex Future of the North American Grid 27.02.2019 41:44
Flux Capacitor, the podcast about the future of electricity, Episode 003, featuring a discussion with Jim Robb, the President, and CEO of the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC). Hosted by Francis Bradley, the discussion with Jim ranges from the complexity of the future of the North American electricity grid, including the integration of distributed resources, the role of batter...
Episode 002: Peter Gregg on the Future Challenges of a System Operator 13.02.2019 31:18
Flux Capacitor, the podcast about the future of electricity, Episode 002, featuring a discussion with Peter Gregg, the President and CEO of the IESO in Ontario. Hosted by Francis Bradley, the discussion with Peter Gregg touches on the challenges of distributed generation, reliability, new technologies and emerging threats from the perspective of an electricity system operator. From the CEA team, M...
Episode 001: Karen Hutt on Being Customer-centric 29.01.2019 39:37
On the inaugural episode of the Flux Capacitor, Francis Bradley interviews Karen Hutt, President and CEO of Nova Scotia Power. Their discussion focuses on renewable electricity, customer expectations, electrification and transportation in Nova Scotia.
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