S01E10 What did we learn? Season 1 Summary
First is the importance of taking initiative.
Rich Sonstelie, Retired CEO of Puget Sound Energy,
- People worry about being noticed for mistakes but they forget that they also need to be noticed for successes as well. Always ask questions and take on new challenges
Jackie Drumheller, former Dir. Of…
S01E11 Advice to Find Sustainability Jobs: Compilation Episode
Jobs.
They are on the top of everyone's minds, and sustainability jobs even more so. Millennials are even willing to take a fairly substantial pay cut in order to move in a job with more sustainability responsibilities.
My name is Jimmy Jia. In this bonus episode of the Levers for Change Podcast, …
S01E012 The Sustainability Tortoise vs. The Cleantech Hare – Decision Making Compilation
As much as we are in a hurry to see change, being thoughtful about it can pay dividends in the long term. Balancing these two forces out - takes real leadership. So who will win the race? The Sustainability Tortoise or the CleanTech Hare?
Let us hear how our Season 1 experts determined when it was …
Ep. 2-7 Federal Funding for Grid Modernization with Karen Wayland of GridWise Alliance
We got the chance to sit down with the new CEO of GridWise Alliance Karen Wayland. She shared her perspectives on the priorities for grid modernization from the new administration, as well as the possibility of significant funding for expanded capabilities for the grid through infrastructure invest…
Cybersecurity and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
With America’s critical infrastructure and cybersecurity framework dangerously out of date, the committed leadership of Congress is essential to give our businesses and communities the resource necessary to ensure America can compete in the 21st century global economy. Tune is as experts Karen Wayl…
A turning point for the electric grid
The U.S. power grid has been called both the “greatest machine ever built” and the “great enabler” of our greatest innovations. But can we successfully reinvent it? In this decade of action, with technology companies stepping up and new federal climate and infrastructure laws moving forward that ea…
The State of the Grid
Peggy Smedley and Karen Wayland, CEO, GridWise Alliance, talk about the current state of the grid and why it is receiving so much attention right now. She says it is undergoing a rapid transformation, which presents opportunities and challenges, and explains how the grid began with large generators…
Local electricity regulation versus national need
AI and the electrification of transportation are dramatically increasing the national demand for electricity. But new transmission and generation are hard to come by. Host Llewellyn King and Co-host Adam Clayton Powell III discuss this dilemma with Karen Wayland, CEO of the GridWise Alliance, and C…
Congressional Climate Camp #1: Budget, Appropriations, and Stimulus
A live webcast will be streamed at 2:00 PM EST at www.eesi.org/livecast
Ready to make a difference in climate policy? But not sure where to start? We have you covered. The Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI) invites you to join us for our all-new, start-of-the-new-Congress Climate Camp…
January Virtual Press Briefing: Rough Road Ahead for Electric Utilities in 2025
While electric utilities and consumers will be cruising comfortably in the middle and distant future with new transmission, new generation, AI management, DER and new technologies, particularly nuclear, in the form of small modular reactors and maturing fusion, their immediate future is a road f…
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