Will the New Grid Be in the Hands of Utilities or Customers?
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At The Great Transformation conference in Bend, Oregon in July, a panel addressed the question: How much will the creation of the new grid be in the hands of utilities versus the customers?
Moderated by Elisa Wood, founder and Editor at Energy Changemakers, the panel included Cameron Brooks, executive director, Think Microgrid, Greg Castle, commercial leader, power & grid segment, Schneider Electric and Michael Grenier, president at Elexity.
The panel also discussed how the energy industry can help address opposition to data centers by delivering community benefits.
Moderator: Elisa Wood, founder, editor and publisher at Energy Changemakers.
Panelists:
Cameron Brooks, executive director at Think Microgrid.
Greg Castle, commercial leader, power and grid segment at Schneider Electric.
Michael Grenier, president at Elexity.
Also discussed in this episode is a separate panel about creative interconnection ideas. David Namura, Google's government affairs and public policy manager for the Pacific Northwest, described the company's Clean Transition Tariffs.
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