Virtual Event: Digital Grid – The shift to Connected Power Systems

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April 22, 2021

The digitalization of energy systems brings both opportunities and risks. Digital technologies hold vast potential to increase productivity, efficiency and sustainability in energy networks. This webcast will focus on the adoption of digital technology in Canada’s energy ecosystem, along with how digitalization will transform the grid.

On May 6th, The Globe and Mail will host Digital Grid, the third event in the Energy Transformation Series, bringing together Globe Climate Change Columnist Adam Radwanski and leading experts for a discussion on the benefits and risks of connected energy systems.

Register now to join the free webcast on Thursday, May 6th at 1:30PM ET

Go HERE to register

 

 

 

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