166. Green Equities Performance: Core vs Periphery - Jan 2025

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244. AI Transforming Distribution Grids - Aug26

There is no shortage of discussion about the role of AI in the energy transition. Yet while many talk about the future of intelligent grids, only a handful of industry leaders are delivering solutions at scale. One of them is Alberto Méndez Rebollo—an executive, investor, and ent ...  Show more

243. From EVs to BESS: Why capital is flowing to batteries - Aug26

Recorded at the SolarPower Summit in Brussels this conversation between Laurent Segalen and Jonathan Gifford examines why batteries have become one of the fastest growing and most strategically important technologies shaping the global energy transition. Jonathan Gifford is the c ...  Show more

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