U.S. Hasn't Invested Enough in Energy Resiliency: Bloom Energy CEO

The video discusses the challenges faced by the energy infrastructure in the wake of natural disasters, emphasizing the need for grid resiliency. It highlights the lack of investment in resiliency due to market and regulatory shortcomings. The speaker suggests improving critical infrastructure with new technologies and addresses the regulatory challenges that hinder these improvements. The video calls for government involvement to establish minimum safety standards for the electric grid.

How do hydrogen fuel cells contribute to making the grid more robust?

What are the implications of the Texas disaster on the energy grid in other states?

What are the key factors that have led to the current state of the energy grid?

In what ways can new technologies improve the resiliency of critical infrastructure?

Why is it necessary for the government to be involved in changes to the energy grid?

What challenges do essential services face when trying to implement their own microgrids?

What minimum standards should be established for the safety of the electric grid?