Energy Superheros Podcast
One of a kind insights from the founders, CEOs & dealmakers moving & making energy globally.
- Data Centers
- Power Generation
- Gas Turbines & Engines
- AI Infrastructure
Peter Perri III
Peter Perri III is the driving force behind Energy Media. Selected as a Top Voice on LinkedIn, Peter has built a reputation for his deep understanding of the energy sector and his ability to engage with industry leaders.
Making AI Data Centers Grid-Friendly – Arushi Sharma Frank
How “speed to power” and front-of-meter netting could unlock 400 GW of load while keeping the grid reliable
A $6,200/MWh Price Tag: What AI is Really Willing to Pay for Power
How “speed to power” and front-of-meter netting could unlock 400 GW of load while keeping the grid reliable
Using Living Neurons to Power AI
How “speed to power” and front-of-meter netting could unlock 400 GW of load while keeping the grid reliable
Bridging the Energy Gap for AI and Industry – Nick Rohleder
How “speed to power” and front-of-meter netting could unlock 400 GW of load while keeping the grid reliable
Powering the AI Boom – Margarita Patria
How “speed to power” and front-of-meter netting could unlock 400 GW of load while keeping the grid reliable
Peak Demand is Spiking. Can the Grid Keep Up? – Mike Caravaggio
How “speed to power” and front-of-meter netting could unlock 400 GW of load while keeping the grid reliable
Solving Energy Challenges for Data Centers – Ralph Rodriguez
How “speed to power” and front-of-meter netting could unlock 400 GW of load while keeping the grid reliable
Upgrading the Hydrogen Industry with Digital Tech – Richard Zhang
How “speed to power” and front-of-meter netting could unlock 400 GW of load while keeping the grid reliable
Can robots solve climate change? – Joshua Olaiya
How “speed to power” and front-of-meter netting could unlock 400 GW of load while keeping the grid reliable
How Irish Data Centers are Saving the Bees – Garry Connolly
How “speed to power” and front-of-meter netting could unlock 400 GW of load while keeping the grid reliable
