The world is building something we have never seen before: the clean power grid of tomorrow. It will involve multiple new technologies and players, unprecedented amounts of data, and incredible complexity. My job is to make it comprehensible, to help you know what’s happening, why it's taking place, and how to respond.
ONTARIO OPERATIONS MANAGER / STANTEC
About Peter Kelly-Detwiler
The world is in the early stages of a huge and complex multi-trillion dollar energy transformation that few people have the necessary free time to understand. That’s where I come in.
The amount of renewable or clean energy required in the electric power grids of 12 states to date. Oops, make that 13; Virginia just joined the club in March 2020. Others will follow.
The approximate average annual decline in the cost of batteries and solar panels with every doubling of global output volumes. This is a function of improving technologies and supply chains becoming more efficient.
The amount of internal combustion vehicles as a percent of the total cars, trucks, and buses that will be sold in the United Kingdom after 2030. California and New Jersey looking to ban internal combustion vehicles by 2035.
