DOE|Advanced Grid Research

Grid Talk

Award winning energy journalist Marty Rosenberg shares insights from electric industry experts on emerging technology and trends for powering our lives. We highlight how the electrical grid is changing faster and more dramatically than ever. Grid Talk is part of the Voices of Experience Initiative sponsored by the DOE Office of Electricity’s Advanced Grid Research division.

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DOE|Advanced Grid Research

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20 de jan de 2025

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Episódios

EV's Rapid Growth in the Heartland 28.10.2019

Host Marty Rosenberg talks with Chuck Caisley who is the Senior Vice President, Marketing and Public Affairs & the Chief Customer Officer at Evergy, the parent company of Kansas City Power & Light. Kansas City has become one of the fastest-growing EV markets in the nation. Mr. Caisley explains the utility’s thinking, what it means for rapid renewable growth, the financial nitty-gritty behi...

Global Electric Change 18.10.2019

Host Marty Rosenberg talks with guest Audrey Zibleman, the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO).  Ms. Zibelman is one of the foremost experts in the world on where the electric industry is headed and utility policy. They discuss the challenges Australia has faced delivering energy amid rapid changes to the industry and what lessons the Unites St...

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