No other industry faces quite the same challenges and responsibilities in responding to increasingly fierce storms as the electric utility industry. Put simply, society depends on the safe and reliable delivery of electricity. It’s a challenge that utilities clearly need to face because extreme weather events caused nearly 70% more power outages in the U.S. between 2010 and 2019 than during the previous decade. Understanding how to devise and implement effective storm protection plans will be our topic on this episode of Beyond the Electron: The Energy Cloud podcast series.

Season 2, Episode 1: Storm Protection

Decarbonization and clean energy is just one component of sustainability. Large corporations and utilities are also increasingly focused on topics such as environmental justice and habitat protection. 

Understanding the increasing focus on sustainability, how to define it, and opportunities and challenges to achieving sustainability objectives will be our topic on this episode of Beyond the Electron: The Energy Cloud podcast series.

Season 2, Episode 2: Sustainability

In the final episode of "Transforming the Campus Experience," we'll take a glimpse at what the experience may look like in a near and longer-term future.  It’s hard to know with any specificity what that future will look like given the experience universities have had over the past year-plus,  and the ongoing uncertainty about what this academic year will be like.  A shift to remote learning became necessary when lockdowns closed down in-person classes. Some schools learned that remote learning has its limitations and are now rethinking the optimal role of technology in the future campus experience.

Ep. 04: The Road Ahead

In Episode 3 of Breaking Down Barriers, a podcast about the people and science behind innovative bladder cancer treatments, we hear from Dr. Pat Keegan on the various forms of bladder cancer and the importance of genetic testing and improving patient outcomes.

The Transformation of Bladder Cancer Treatments and Role of Genetic Alterations

In the first episode of our series, expert Brad Tabone with HammerTech shares his observations about how international companies are approaching safety differently than many North American companies. He’ll also share specific examples of how these companies are using the leading edge of safety technology to reduce risk, what the future of safety looks like from a regulatory and technological standpoint — and how companies can best capitalize on these trends today.

Ep 01: What North American Companies Can Learn From Global Contractors to Improve Safety Standards Locally

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