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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2021 · 27 MIN

46. Flexible, resilient, sustainable: the making of the XXIst Century Supergrid - mar21

from Redefining Energy · host Laurent Segalen and Gerard Reid

After several black outs in the past months, the irresistible growing trend towards electrification and the relentless rise of renewables, the grid has become the indispensable nervous system of the energy transition. How can the grid manage more intermittent and decentralized sources while ensuring more resiliency in dire and more recurrent weather extremes. Gerhard Salge, CTO Hitachi ABB Power Grids provides solutions for a modernised XXIst Century super-grid. The super-grid will be strengthen through interconnectors and AI, but also integrate new usages such as emobility, heating, and industrial uses like steel and mining. This is a journey where digisation, virtual inertia, mini-hubs are the new tool to build, manage and strengthen the XXist century supergrid. Massive investments and new mindsets will be key to a cleaner and more resilient electrical world. Thank you to our partner - Aquila Capital - for supporting the show.Visit Aquila Capital: https://www.aquila-capital.de/en/

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