ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode is part of our EEI 2026 Highlights series. The discussions highlight the innovative strategies, investments, and partnerships shaping the future of the energy grid. The speakers are:
- Ted Walker, Partner, Communities, Energy & Infrastructure, Guidehouse
- Michelle Fay, Global Energy Providers Practice Leader, Guidehouse
- Ali Ipakchi, Chief Visionary Officer, OATI
- Tom Keefe, Power, Utilities & Renewables National Sector Leader, Deloitte
You can also visit the Electric Perspectives website to read coverage of this year's conference.
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