ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we speak with Lucien Pugliaresi, President at the Energy Policy Research Foundation, to challenge conventional climate narratives and explore why scale, efficiency, and integration may matter more. We discuss the role of open trade systems and integrated energy markets in driving efficiency and resilience.
We also examine how AI is beginning to influence energy policy, public opinion, and decision-making, and what that could mean for future energy and nuclear strategies. Provocative and informative, this episode cuts through ideology to ask what might actually work in solving the global energy equation.
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