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Welcome to the Energy Transitions Podcast, brought to you by Enlit. In this bi-weekly podcast, your host Pamela Largue has engaging conversations with energy sector professionals at the forefront of the energy transition in Europe and beyond. Visit https://www.enlit.world/podcasts/energy-transitions/ for more information about the series and guests.

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S5 · E19
May 12 · 30 min
Who is leading the global fusion energy race?
Fusion energy is moving from science fiction to commercial reality, driven by focused government strategies, increasing private investment, and a range of technological breakthroughs. To identify the leaders in the race to harness this limitless source of clean power, Pamela Largue speaks with Andrew Holland, Chief Executive Officer of the Fusion Industry Association. Holland highlights the technologies showing the greatest promise, from tokamaks and stellarators to inertial confinement and lase
S5 · E18
May 5 · 32 min
Scaling observability and controllability for smarter distribution grids
Across Europe, increasing electrification and the rapid growth of distributed energy resources have pushed regulation and grid operations toward higher levels of visibility, coordination, and data exchange. In Italy, a regulatory journey that began in 2018 has led to a framework that treats observability as a foundational capability for secure and resilient system operation. To learn more about this journey and how observability and controllability are reshaping grid operations, Pamela Largue sp
S5 · E17
April 21 · 18 min
Strategies to power up floating offshore wind in France
Floating offshore wind may still be on the path to full commercialisation, but its strategic importance for Europe’s energy security is already undeniable. This emerging technology will be a critical tool to unlocking vast renewable resources in deeper waters, a tool that France, and especially the Occitanie region, is looking to harness through a series of technologically-advanced pilot projects. However, technology alone won’t determine success. Building a resilient local value chain, one that
S5 · E16
April 14 · 22 min
How to enhance utility resilience through digital transformation
In this Energy Transitions podcast, Lobna El Gammal and David Cashman of EY talk about how utilities can maximise preparedness for major events, the role digital technologies can play, and why there is no time to waste in doing so. In this episode you will learn more about: What resilience means and why utilities must prepare now; Where the greatest resilience risks are within the system; What constitutes a major event and how utilities need to prepare for these; Case studies demonstrating whe
S5 · E15
April 7 · 14 min
How shared services power the energy transition
In this Energy Transitions podcast, Azmi Yusof of TNB explains the how the utility as the 'custodian' of the Malaysian grid is digitalising its services. In this episode, you'll learn more about: TNB as the custodian of the Malaysian grid; How TGBS's ongoing transition ensures the company is future-proof in a disruptive energy landscape; The utility's focus on digital integration to boost the efficiency of shared services; Challenges around digital integration; How TNB is managing all the data
S5 · E14
March 31 · 31 min
Strengthening European resilience to combat energy shocks
In this Energy Transitions podcast, Ann Mettler, Co-Founder of Catalyse Europe, calls for localisation, diversification and decentralisation in the face of global energy shocks. In this episode you will learn more about: The short- and long-term energy and industrial threats to Europe amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East; Key structural weaknesses in Europe’s energy supply chain; Whether lessons were truly learned and implemented after the Ukraine war; The role of innovation and clean
S5 · E13
March 24 · 22 min
What is holding back the renewables sector in Italy?
In the Energy Transitions podcast, Patrizio Donati, Co-Founder and Director at Terrawatt, explores the restraints hampering Italy's renewables market. In this episode you will learn more about: Why Italy’s renewable market is driven by strong fundamentals but constrained by regulatory inefficiencies; How permitting delays and bureaucratic complexity impact project timelines and investor confidence; The trade-off between higher power prices, stronger returns and increased development risk; Why g
S5 · E12
March 17 · 17 min
What energy lessons can the UK and Spain learn from each other?
In this Energy Transitions Podcast episode, experts from both countries swop renewable energy success stories and reveal they also face similar significant challenges. Sarah Merrick and Daniel Serrano both work for consultancy Ricardo – Merrick in the UK and Serrano in Spain. In this podcast episode, you will hear: What needs to happen to make energy storage thrive; How the UK has the right mechanisms to develop fledging technologies; Why Spain has been so successful at deploying solar PV and n
S5 · E11
March 10 · 21 min
How AI and data are transforming the way we manage the grid
In this episode of the Energy Transitions podcast, Yusuf Latief speaks with Michael Villa, Executive Director at SmartEn, and Jochem van Hove, Managing Director for Energy and Resources EMEA at Microsoft, about how data platforms, AI and digital tools can help coordinate these resources in real time. In this episode of the Energy Transitions podcast, you will learn more about: Why flexibility is becoming critical in a decentralised energy system; The role of AI and data in managing distributed

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