The Mosaic Company
The Thread - A Mosaic Podcast
A podcast that explores the ideas and innovations shaping a stronger, smarter energy future. We bring you expert insights on grid operations, modernization, and the future of energy and utilities—highlighting real-world challenges, breakthrough solutions, and the people driving transformation across the industry.
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7 kwi 2026
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Episode 3 – Driving Competency at Scale in Field Operations 07.04.2026 28:03
As utilities scale, maintaining safe, consistent, high‑quality field work becomes harder—and more critical. In Episode 3, Mosaic’s Joel Morse and Miriam Halsey unpack what competency really means in field operations and share practical ways to embed it into day‑to‑day work, not just training programs.
Episode 2 – Powering Progress: Building Stronger, More Resilient Systems through Grid Modernization 25.09.2025 35:36
Episode 2 takes on one of the biggest questions facing utilities today: how to modernize the grid without sacrificing reliability. In this conversation, Liz chats with Kyle Comstock to unpack what’s really driving ADMS investment, and how utilities can use it to improve visibility, integrate DERs, and build a more resilient, future‑ready grid.
Episode 1 – Unlocking the Future Grid: How Canadian Utilities are Adapting to a Changing Energy Landscape 22.08.2025 9:40
Canada’s utilities are navigating a rapidly changing energy landscape. In this episode, Liz Carpenter sits down with Daryl Haynes to explore what it takes to maintain reliability, modernize operations, and prepare both people and systems for the future grid.
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