Stephen Lacey
Stephen Lacey is the co-founder and executive editor of Latitude Media. He helps shape editorial coverage, live events, and creative partnerships. He’s a veteran journalist, editor, and producer who’s been running news teams and making audio programming about the clean energy transition for nearly two decades.
The company is “agnostic” to technology, and is going after gigawatts of renewables, nuclear, fossil gas, CCS, and batteries.
Peter Freed, who built Meta’s early energy team, riffs on demand projections, development models, and capacity trends.
Chris Shelton on the “very exciting” expansion of hyperscale data centers — and the ways AES is integrating AI across operations.
Amanda Peterson Corio reflects on how chronic underinvestment in the power sector is making data center decarbonization harder.
It’s going to look like Elon Musk driving a Tesla, wearing a MAGA hat.
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Elon Musk, once a clean energy hero, played a central role in getting Trump back into the White House.
There are plenty of acute threats for the industry. But the IRA has changed the federal policy environment.
Efficient Computer believes hyper-specialization of GPUs has missed a critical opportunity for distributed intelligence – until now.
Urs Hölzle thinks the worst-case scenarios are not based in reality.
How would it work? AES’ own virtualization and automation efforts offer some clues.
The long-duration energy storage company just closed a $405 million Series F.
Peter Freed, the former director of energy strategy at Meta, on how he views the decarbonization challenge for data centers in the AI era.
On our last episode of The Carbon Copy, we bring back old friends to discuss some leading storylines in clean energy deployment.
As utilities prepare to replace their smart meters, are they investing in the right technology?