“We’re making sure as we plan the grid, as we define our design criteria for our generating facilities, that we understand our community’s needs, and our changing environment.”

“When I thought about a power plant, I thought about an aircraft engine turned upside down, essentially. I was part of building our substation for one of the plants. I thought, wow, once this is over, I’m going to utilities.”

Experts assess how you answered eight questions. Strategies developed in response to the pandemic portend a new way of working moving forward.

Panelists shared perspectives on risk management under uncertainty, and how leaders can turn inflection points and disruptions into opportunities while moving through a transformational decade.

The Prince of Wales discusses his Sustainable Markets Initiative launched last year at Davos, with the goal of engaging the private sector to take the lead in accelerating the transition to a sustainable future. Next, he announced the Terra Carta, a living, breathing document, forming the foundation of a sustainable future.

Panelists address these questions: Given the changing regulatory and policy landscape, how will these companies of the future operate? How are regulatory models and markets evolving to incorporate new technologies and objectives into the energy system?

This panel focused on digital transformations in the electric power sector and its challenges.

Highlights from this spring’s EEI International Programs event.

A conversation with the Department of Energy’s Acting Assistant Secretary Pat Hoffman.

A baker’s dozen of Guidehouse’s experts hit their buzzers and answer our questions: Hector Artze, Mike Bianco, Dan Bradley, Margot Everett, Derek Jones, Michelle Fay, Dan Hahn, Robyn Link, Chris Luras, Danielle Vitoff, Ted Walker, Karen Wilson and David Workman.