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T&D World Live

T&D World Live

By: Endeavor Business Media
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The T&D World Podcast features utility professionals across the industry discussing the most pressing issues, trends and projects from all facets of electric power-delivery. As a leading electric power resource, our key pillars include educating and informing power industry professionals about market trends, new products, legislation, infrastructure project funding and finance, construction, operation and system maintenance, security, reliability and resiliency. The podcast series is produced by T&D World, a member of Endeavor Business Media’s Energy Group.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved.
Episodes
  • Mike Beehler on the State of the Grid: AI, Affordability, and Infrastructure Gaps
    Jun 20 2025

    In this episode of T&D World Live, veteran utility engineer and consultant Mike Beehler speaks about the forces currently reshaping the electric utility industry, with particular focus on the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), demand growth, grid resilience, and affordability.

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    47 mins
  • Merging Affordability, Reliability & Sustainability
    Jun 6 2025

    In this episode of the T&D World Live podcast, Joe Bentley, Senior Vice President of Electric Engineering at Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), shared his optimistic vision for the future of the electric utility industry, despite the growing challenges of climate change, infrastructure demands, and surging electricity costs.

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    45 mins
  • What’s Slowing the Grid? A Practical Discussion on Energy Delivery
    May 16 2025

    In this episode of the T&D World Podcast, we speak with Doug Houseman, a senior managing consultant at 1898 & Co., about the current and future challenges facing the electric power sector. The conversation explores a wide range of issues, including the causes and consequences of recent large-scale power outages, persistent supply chain delays, energy transition technologies, and the need for a skilled workforce to modernize the grid.

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    39 mins
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