How vehicles, storage, and utilities can solve the power crunch
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AI didn't create the grid's problems. But it made them impossible to ignore. The surge in energy demand from data centers has forced a reckoning: the grid needs more generation, smarter storage and far more flexibility than it has ever had — all at once. Three companies working at different scales and layers of the energy system — from utility-scale renewable infrastructure to long-duration thermal storage to the distributed capacity inside millions of electric vehicles — discuss what building a resilient grid actually requires, and why the pieces matter as much as any single technology.
