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Decarbonizing the power sector attracts most of the energy transition’s attention. While replacing fossil fuel generation with solar, wind, and battery storage is a critical step to combating climate change, it only addresses a piece of the challenge. Modernizing the power grid from interconnected poles and wires to an intelligent and dynamic machine is paramount to meeting the moment.
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedTell us what you think of the show! Utilities are doing all they can to accommodate large load customers like AI data centers, but some worry those efforts come at a cost to other customers. On this episode of the Factor This podcast, West Monroe Partner Sam Uyeno explains how the proliferation of data centers could actually lower electricity prices. In a far-reaching discussion, Uyeno and host Paul Gerke touch on demand flexibility, the potential benefits of AI in grid planning, and the complexities of co-location and supply chain issues. Uyeno also previews his participation in the upcoming DTECH Data Centers & AI event in San Jose, California.…
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1 This Week in Cleantech (05/09/2025) - Are Trump's cleantech cuts undermining his mineral plans? 21:02
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1 This Week in Cleantech (05/02/2025) - Is the NRC stifling nuclear innovation? 21:02
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1 This Week in Cleantech (03/28/2025) - A new high for renewables 18:00
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1 This Week in Cleantech (03/21/2025) - Getting 'forever chemicals' out of the chips race 18:04
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1 This Week in Cleantech (03/07/2025) - Trump's tariffs make things complicated 17:05
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