The Future of Power Generation with Richard Campbell and Matt Goldman

Matt Goldman discusses the future of energy with Richard Campbell. They cover various technologies involved in energy production, including wind turbines, various kinds of solar energy, nuclear power, and more. They also discuss the challenges facing the industry in terms of grid-scale power storage and distribution, as well as the emerging technologies in this space, such as iron-air batteries. They touch on the impact of electric vehicles and the technological challenges facing EV adoption, as well as the political and commercial challenges facing the industry as a whole.

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About the speakers

I am a public speaker, father, and consultant currently living in Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada. My interests range from technology to entrepreneurship. I am also interested in programming, volunteering, and web development.

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