USEA's Power Sector Podcast
USEA's Power Sector Podcast
Podcast Description
The USEA Power Sector Podcast is bringing new voices and new ideas to key energy system conversations in 15-minute interviews targeting urgently needed solutions. Topics will range from when, where, and how generation and transmission should be expanded to what resources and technologies are needed to ensure distribution systems remain reliable.
The podcast is airing the voices of those building and implementing tomorrow’s energy system and of the policymakers who, in response to consumer demand, are setting the goals for a renewed power sector. It will also feature regular check-in
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes surrounding energy system transformation, focusing on utility planning, performance-based regulation, and innovative technologies. Episodes discuss topics such as integration of clean energy resources, the impact of climate on energy demand, and regulatory changes affecting electricity pricing, with examples like the examination of Hawaii's advanced performance-based regulation and the implications of spiking electricity demand from expert interviews.
The USEA Power Sector Podcast is bringing new voices and new ideas to key energy system conversations in 15-minute interviews targeting urgently needed solutions. Topics will range from when, where, and how generation and transmission should be expanded to what resources and technologies are needed to ensure distribution systems remain reliable.
USEA’s Global Briefing series promotes international voices and ideas in the Energy Sector.
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In today’s USEA Power Sector Podcast, Jon M. Williams, Chair and CEO with safe battery energy storage systems provider Viridi, answered questions by journalist Herman K. Trabish about how Viridi has proven and deployed its highly safe batteries where safety is vital, like densely populated locations or places with critical infrastructure.
This episode is sponsored by EnergyHub. EnergyHub is helping the electric power industry transition from centralized, controlled, carbon-intensive generation to distributed, intermittent, renewable generation. Learn more at https://www.energyhub.com/.
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