Ep317: Tariffs and the Future of Battery Storage

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Ep368: Bringing Battery Storage to Dense Cities

James McGinniss, CEO of David Energy, explains how plug‑in batteries and retail electricity supply can lower energy costs for commercial customers in dense urban markets like New York City. 

Ep367: Building Grid Resilience Against Extreme Weather

Mishal Thadani, CEO of Rhizome, explains how utilities can combine asset data, outage history and climate models to identify their highest extreme weather risks and plan resilience investments. 

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