Energy Transition

Why things can only get better with a decentralised energy system

Will an increasingly “smart” energy system entrench disadvantage or improve access?

Will an increasingly “smart” energy system entrench disadvantage or improve access? Image: REUTERS/Pascal Rossignol - RC1D7721D540

Philip New
Chief Executive Officer, Energy Systems Catapult
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