Dr. Massoud Amin: Often referred to as the “father of the Smart Grid,” Dr. Amin’s research and advocacy have been instrumental in the development and implementation of intelligent grid technologies globally.
Chris King: As the Chief Policy Officer of Siemens Digital Grid, King’s work revolves around the digital transformation of energy systems. He’s a recognized voice on smart grid regulations, policies, and business models.
Jesse Berst: Chairman of the Smart Cities Council, Berst frequently discusses the role of smart grids in the broader context of smart cities, emphasizing sustainability, resilience, and digital transformation.
Dr. Eric Lightner: As the Director of the Federal Smart Grid Task Force at the U.S. Department of Energy, Lightner’s insights and initiatives have shaped national smart grid strategies, research, and standards.
Patty Durand: As the CEO of Smart Energy Consumer Collaborative, Durand’s work focuses on the end-user aspect of smart grids, analyzing consumer trends, behaviors, and the evolving energy marketplace.
Steve Collier: An expert in developing smart grids and infrastructures, Collier often writes about the role of modern technologies in transforming electrical utilities and enhancing grid reliability and efficiency.
Christine Hertzog: A consultant, speaker, and author of “Smart Grid Dictionary,” Hertzog provides a comprehensive overview of smart grid terminologies and concepts, emphasizing clarity in the evolving grid landscape.
Laurie Guevara-Stone: As a writer and editor for Rocky Mountain Institute, Guevara-Stone covers stories on renewable energy integrations into smart grids, decentralization, and the future of clean energy.
Ron Chebra: Vice President of Grid Modernization at EnerNex, Chebra is a technical voice in discussions on advanced metering, distribution automation, and the operational challenges of integrating renewables into the grid.
Gavin Bade: A senior reporter at POLITICO, Bade’s reporting offers insights into the policy, regulation, and politics of grid modernization, shedding light on the broader implications of smart grid advancements.
