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In early May, EEI and several energy industry partners, along with organizations that represent firefighters, scientists, tech innovators, and other stakeholders, joined together to form the Partners in Wildfire Prevention coalition. The goal is to advance actionable, evidence-based policy solutions that will make communities and the nation more prepared to handle the growing wildfire threat.  On this episode, EEI Managing Director of Public Affairs Jeff Ostermayer is joined by Partners in Wildfire Prevention Communications Director Chet Wade to discuss the new coalition, federal policy that can support efforts to prevent wildfires, and how we can work together to mitigate wildfire risks and protect vulnerable communities.  Visit the Partners in Wildfire Prevention coalition website to learn more and sign up for updates: https://preventwildfires.org/. This episode also is available on The Current, a podcast produced by EEI's We Stand for Energy platform: https://westandforenergy.com/.

EEI interim President and CEO Pat Vincent-Collawn, who also serves as chairman and CEO of TXNM Energy, has been a leader in the electric power industry for more than 30 years. As one of the longest-serving directors on the EEI board, she has helped to shape EEI's strategy for more than a decade.  On this episode, Vincent-Collawn discusses some of today's most pressing industry issues, including rising demand for electricity, the efforts underway to enhance grid resilience, and our sector's role in strengthening America's energy security. She also discusses how our sector works with new presidential administrations and handles the flurry of executive orders and cabinet appointments that follow inauguration day.  This episode is sponsored by Sense, a company that embeds its software in next-generation smart meters, unlocking real-time insight into the home and grid. Learn more here.

As the energy sector wrestles with decarbonization and digital transformation, AI for utilities has emerged as a potential game-changer. But while AI has generated excitement for years, real-world ROI has often remained elusive. That gap between hype and value is beginning to close. According to IBM's 2024 Enterprise Generative AI report, 64% of CEOs say they face significant pressure from stakeholders to accelerate generative AI adoption, while many energy leaders acknowledge their organizations are still early in the journey. The industry now faces a pivotal moment to either move beyond pilot projects and unlock measurable results or risk falling behind.So, how are utilities starting to realize actual business value from AI, and what does it take to scale beyond experimentation?This episode of Pro AV Today, hosted by Ben Thomas, welcomes back Casey Werth, North American Energy & Utilities Leader at IBM. Together, they unpack the changing AI landscape in energy, explore successful early use cases, and explain how utilities—from major players to rural co-ops—can take the next step in digital transformation.Highlights from the Conversation:AI's ROI Moment: After years of experimentation, utilities are demanding proof. From better load forecasting to smarter maintenance, machine learning and language models are now tied to measurable savings—sometimes in the tens of millions.Beyond the Chatbot: Many utilities started with low-risk deployments, such as internal search tools or customer-facing chat. However, the most impactful use cases often lie deeper in operations, like field ticketing, failure analysis, and demand response modeling.Small Utilities, Big Moves: Rural co-ops like Dairyland Power are proving nimble with AI for utilities, building internal GPTs and blazing trails that some investor-owned utilities haven't yet followed.Casey Werth is the Global General Manager for the Energy Industry at IBM, where he leads efforts to drive energy transition and decarbonization using AI, automation, and enterprise system optimization. He has spent more than a decade at IBM in global leadership roles focused on cloud strategy, sales, and technology development for the energy and utilities sectors. Werth also serves on the Board of Directors for the GridWise Alliance and is a member of several industry organizations and presents at industry forums, such as EEI, DistribuTECH, Cloud for Utilities and others.

InTerConectArt, așa se numește proiectul lansat de colectivul de artiști și psihoterapeuți ai Asociației Entuziart, o invitație la conectare interumană prin terapii expresiv-creative. Pe 6 aprilie, de la ora 15:00 Green Hours Jazz Cafe din București găzduiește o serie de întâmplări care duc mai departe misiunea Entuziart, aceea de a da tuturor posibilitatea ca prin artă să-și cunoască potențialul terapeutic. Vorbim despre art terapie destinată nevăzătorilor, cu actorul Valentin Andrieș. Asociația Entuziart va lansa pe 6 aprilie la Green Hours, doua proiecte artistice InTerConectArt și Ecosisteme Empatice Incluzive - proiecte care subliniază importanța terapeutică a artei, susținând empatia și incluziunea. Evenimentul va reuni trei secțiuni principale: o expoziție de Outsider Art, un tur al instalației senzoriale incluzive „Micul Prinț” și un spectacol de teatru-forum intitulat „Zmeii și Cei-Care-Au-Devenit-Furtună”. Expoziția Outsider Art va putea fi vizitată începând cu ora 17:00 și va aduce în prim-plan lucrări realizate de persoane cu dizabilități, având ca scop celebrarea diversității și creativității. Aceasta va include desene şi picturi realizate de artiştii Ștefan Macovski și Elena Dobrică, ambii implicați în proiecte anterioare de succes ale Asociației Entuziart, de la ateliere de art-terapie din cadrul programului “Emoții prin Culoare și Muzică-IV”, finanțat prin Programul anual Mol pentru Sănătatea Copiilor în perioada 2022-2025, la proiectul „Prin art-terapie către sufletul celor lipsiți de voce”, o expoziție găzduită de Arcub,  Hanul Gabroveni, în care au fost prezentate lucrări de artă psihopatologică realizate de beneficiari ai centrelor DGASPC.  O atracție centrală va fi instalația senzorială „Micul Prinț”, creată pentru a fi explorată prin simțul tactil, ghidat, cu ochii fizici închiși, pentru simți și a "vedea" mai bine cu ochii minții și mai ales ai inimii, frumusețea din lucrările de ceramică realizate de persoane care prin actul creativ transcend întunericul datorat deficiențelor de vedere. Această abordare unică va promova empatia și va contribui la destigmatizarea persoanelor cu dizabilități, oferindu-le ocazia de a-și exprima creativitatea într-un spațiu public apreciat. Piesele din cadrul instalației senzoriale au o poveste aparte care va fi descoperită o dată cu parcurgerea turului. Instalația senzorială va putea fi vizitată între orele 15:00 și 20:00. Evenimentul este deschis publicului larg și este adaptat pentru persoane cu dizabilități motorii sau de vedere. Toți sunt bineveniți să trăiască această experiență artistică incluzivă, iar intrarea este liberă! Proiectul InTerConectArt este co-finanțat de AFCN. Proiectul nu reprezintă în mod necesar poziția Administrației Fondului Cultural Național. AFCN nu este responsabilă de conținutul proiectului sau de modul în care rezultatele proiectului pot fi folosite. Acestea sunt în întregime responsabilitatea beneficiarului finanțării. Totodată, Asociația Entuziart anunță și începerea implementării proiectului EEI! - Ecosisteme Empatice Incluzive, în cadrul Programului SAVE („School Anti-Violence Ecosystem”), coordonat de Fundația World Vision România și cofinanțat de Uniunea Europeană printr-un grant cu valoarea totală de 30.000 de euro, proiect care se va desfășura timp de nouă luni, implicând 6 școli gimnaziale și licee speciale și incluzive din București (Liceul de Nevăzători, Centrul Special de Educație Incluzivă, Școala Gimnazială nr 28, Școala Gimnazială 4, Școala Gimnazială 190 și Școala Gimnazială Ana Lugojana) și două din Timișoara (Școala Gimnazială Sfânta Maria și Colegiul Național Bănățean). Proiectul EEI! - Ecosisteme Empatice Incluzive, își propune să promoveze diversitatea și empatia față de situația vulnerabilă a copiilor cu cerințe educaționale speciale (CES) și nevoi speciale, să dezvolte conștientizare față de nevoile acestora reducând abuzul și hărțuirea provenite din partea comunității prin dezvoltarea comunităților de susținere, cât și să informeze beneficiarii și publicul larg în privința drepturilor copiilor cu CES. Prin tehnici artistice, performative și de teatru-forum, proiectul dorește să contribuie la crearea ecosistemelor empatice și incluzive, adresându-se unui număr de peste 2500 de beneficiari direcți - copii, părinți, profesori și specialiști instituționali.  Spectacolul de teatru-forum „Zmeii și Cei-Care-Au-Devenit-Furtună” va începe la ora 19:00 și este poate cea mai directă și interactivă parte a evenimentului, dizolvând granițele dintre public și actori și creând contextul pentru o poveste provocatoare despre depășirea obstacolelor și revendicarea propriei voci, într-un moment de reflecție și de dialog deschis. Finanțat de Uniunea Europeană. Punctele de vedere și opiniile exprimate aparțin, însă, exclusiv autorului (autorilor) și nu reflectă neapărat punctele de vedere și opiniile Uniunii Europene sau ale Fundației World Vision România. Nici Uniunea Europeană și nici Fundația World Vision România nu pot fi considerate răspunzătoare pentru acestea. Empatia reprezintă condiția de bază, absolut necesară pentru abilitatea de a accepta diferențele și de reducere a prejudecăților. Astfel, proiectele propuse de Asociația Entuziart sunt menite să creeze și faciliteze procese creative pentru a dezvolta toleranța, empatia și înțelegerea, dar și o atitudine proactivă care susține împuternicirea persoanelor vulnerabile din cadrul comunității. Asociația Entuziart este o organizație non-guvernamentală dedicată promovării și sprijinirii persoanelor de orice vârstă și cu orice tip de abilități, prin activități creative și artistice cu scopuri terapeutice. Asociația se implică activ în oferirea de ajutor psihoterapeutic persoanelor din zone defavorizate, colaborând cu şcoli speciale, şcoli de masǎ, spitale de psihiatrie și D.G.A.S.P pentru a extinde accesul la serviciile de art terapie și stabilește parteneriate semnificative cu instituții academice precum Universitatea București, oferind contexte de practică pentru studenții din Facultatea de Psihologie

Israel lanzó una serie de ataques aéreos contra varios puntos de la Franja de Gaza, poniendo fin a un alto al fuego que ya había terminado, pero que se mantenía con endebles prórrogas. En una llamada con Trump, Vladimir Putin acordó detener los ataques contra instalaciones energéticas en Ucrania por 30 días. Sin embargo, Washington y Moscú no pudieron ponerse de acuerdo en otros temas centrales, como los territorios ocupados en Ucrania.Además… La Fiscalía está detrás de “El Sapo”, principal responsable del campo de reclutamiento y exterminio en Jalisco; el Congreso de la CDMX aprobó la prohibición de las corridas de toro con violencia; el secretario de Salud, David Kersenovich, anunció que reforzarán la campaña de vacunación tras brote de sarampión; las acciones de BYD se dispararon por la presentación de de su nuevo sistema de carga “Super E-Platform”; los dos astronautas de la NASA atrapados en el EEI iniciaron su regreso a la Tierra en una cápsula de SpaceX; y Hungría aprobó una reforma para prohibir el Pride. Y para #ElVasoMedioLleno… La imágen de una familia de cuatro leopardos de las nieves, trepando por los acantilados del Parque Nacional Central Karakoram, generó una gran emoción en Pakistán.Para enterarte de más noticias como estas, síguenos en redes sociales. Estamos en todas las plataformas como @telokwento. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Astronautas de la NASA vuelven a la Tierra tras nueve meses en el espacio debido a problemas técnicos con la nave Starliner de Boeing.  Por Félix Riaño @LocutorCoDespués de una misión que se extendió mucho más de lo previsto, los astronautas de la NASA Suni Williams y Butch Wilmore han regresado a la Tierra tras pasar más de nueve meses en la Estación Espacial Internacional (EEI). Su misión, que originalmente debía durar solo ocho días, se prolongó debido a problemas técnicos con la nave Starliner de Boeing. Finalmente, una cápsula Dragon de SpaceX los trajo de vuelta, culminando su odisea con un amerizaje exitoso en el Golfo de México, cerca de la costa de Florida. Este regreso marca el final de una de las estancias más largas en la historia reciente de la exploración espacial estadounidense.  La misión de Suni Williams y Butch Wilmore debía ser breve, pero se convirtió en una larga espera. En junio de 2024, partieron hacia la EEI en la nave Starliner de Boeing, con la expectativa de una misión de ocho días. Sin embargo, durante el viaje surgieron problemas de propulsión que impidieron su regreso según lo planeado. La NASA decidió que la Starliner volviera a la Tierra sin tripulación, dejando a los astronautas en la estación espacial. Esta situación inesperada generó preocupación y debates sobre la seguridad y fiabilidad de las naves utilizadas en misiones tripuladas. Mientras tanto, Williams y Wilmore continuaron su labor en la EEI, adaptándose a una estancia mucho más prolongada de lo previsto  Tras meses de incertidumbre y espera, la NASA coordinó el regreso de los astronautas utilizando una cápsula Dragon de SpaceX. El 18 de marzo de 2025, la cápsula se desacopló de la EEI con Williams, Wilmore y otros dos astronautas a bordo. Después de un viaje de aproximadamente 17 horas, la cápsula amerizó de manera segura en el Golfo de México, cerca de la costa de Florida. Las imágenes mostraron a los astronautas sonrientes y en buen estado de salud al salir de la cápsula. Este exitoso retorno no solo alivió a sus familias y colegas, sino que también destacó la importancia de la colaboración entre agencias y empresas privadas en la exploración espacial.  Durante su prolongada estancia en la EEI, Williams y Wilmore participaron en múltiples experimentos científicos y tareas de mantenimiento. Suni Williams, en particular, estableció un récord al convertirse en la mujer con más horas acumuladas en caminatas espaciales. Además, esta misión puso de manifiesto los desafíos y riesgos asociados con la exploración espacial, así como la necesidad de contar con sistemas de respaldo y planes de contingencia efectivos. La colaboración entre la NASA y empresas como SpaceX resultó crucial para garantizar el regreso seguro de los astronautas, subrayando la importancia de la cooperación público-privada en futuras misiones.Resumen final y recomendaciónLa odisea de Suni Williams y Butch Wilmore es un recordatorio de los desafíos que enfrentan nuestros exploradores espaciales. Su resiliencia y dedicación son inspiradoras. Te invitamos a reflexionar sobre esta misión y a seguirnos en nuestro pódcast Flash Diario en Spotify para más historias fascinantes.  BibliografíaLos dos astronautas atrapados en el espacio durante nueve meses regresan a la Tierra con éxitoNASA astronauts FINALLY splash down on Earth after nine hellish months stranded in space on International Space StationSplashdown Time! 'Stranded' Astronauts Return to Earth After 9 Months in SpaceLos astronautas atrapados 9 meses en la Estación Espacial Internacional vuelven a la Tierra con una zambullidaNASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams return to Earth after 9 months stuck in spaceConviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flash-diario-de-el-siglo-21-es-hoy--5835407/support.

Greg flexes because when he got to EEI the old heads poo pooed Twitch and Scheim grades Vrabel

Wiggy and Curtis argue who's a better coach: Mazzulla or Ime? // Wiggy says not to worry about the Celtics' recent woes ... // Greg flexes because when he got to EEI the old heads poo pooed Twitch //

Wiggy and Curtis argue who's a better coach: Mazzulla or Ime? // Wiggy says not to worry about the Celtics' recent woes ... // Greg flexes because when he got to EEI the old heads poo pooed Twitch // Courtney can't fathom rooting for the Eagles because their fans are douches // The new Jaguars HC has an all time cringe worthy moment...duuuuvvvaa // The News With Courtney: There are earthquakes in these here hills // Intense discussion over the most popular apps for the Super Bowl // Courtney and Curtis go at it over Curtis' alleged hate for Mazzulla // PSA: Don't use your baby to wipe snow off your windshield // Ty Law joins, says there's no way in hell you can bet against Mahomes // Another "segment of the morning show" from our favorite Hill Mailer .. // Wiggy doesn't like the bye week before the Super Bowl //

Protecting the nation's energy grid is a top priority for America's electric companies, and the electric power industry leads several initiatives to safeguard the grid from any potential threats and hazards. This episode explores Edison Electric Institute's (EEI's) Culture of Security initiative, which is comprised of a few different programs to help electric companies collaborate and share best practices, including a peer review to assess security culture.  On this episode, EEI Managing Director of Cyber and Infrastructure Security David Batz and EEI Senior Director of Cyber and Infrastructure Security Kaitlin Brennan discuss the Culture of Security initiative and others led by our industry, as well as our partnerships with federal agencies to enhance sector-wide resilience to both cyber and physical security threats. 

On this episode of The Current, we connected with Kregg Arntson, Executive Director of the Portland General Electric Foundation. He leads Project Zero, an initiative to inspire the next generation to explore clean energy challenges in the greater Portland community. Since 2020, they have shown more than 175K students how to combat climate change, earning them the EEI's 2024 Corporate Citizen Program award.Participants:Kristine Telford, Executive Director of External Affairs, EEI – ModeratorKregg Arntson, Executive Director Portland General Electric Foundation

Problema con nave rusa Progress genera investigación en la Estación Espacial Internaciona   Una nave de carga rusa Progress, recién acoplada a la Estación Espacial Internacional (EEI), presentó un incidente inesperado.Déjanos tus comentarios y no olvides seguirnos en Spotify: Flash Diario en Spotify.  Tras abrir la escotilla, los cosmonautas detectaron un olor inusual y pequeñas gotas desconocidas en su interior. Por precaución, cerraron la conexión entre la nave y el módulo ruso Poisk. Según NASA, el aire en la EEI se mantiene en niveles normales, y los sensores no reportan contaminantes. Este tipo de naves trae suministros cruciales como alimentos frescos, pero el acceso al cargamento está en pausa mientras continúa la investigación.  ¿Qué causó este extraño hallazgo?  La nave Progress MS-29 se acopló el 23 de noviembre tras ser lanzada desde el cosmódromo de Baikonur. Según SpaceNews, transportaba 2.500 kilogramos de suministros, incluyendo alimentos frescos, agua y combustible. Horas después del acoplamiento, al abrir la escotilla, los cosmonautas notaron un fuerte olor y pequeñas gotas que no pudieron identificar. El sistema de filtrado de aire fue activado inmediatamente, mientras la tripulación cerró la escotilla del módulo Poisk.  No es la primera vez que surgen problemas con naves rusas en la EEI. En 2022, una nave Soyuz presentó una fuga de refrigerante significativa, y en 2023, un incidente similar ocurrió con otra Progress. Aunque en este caso no se han identificado vínculos, el suceso despierta preocupaciones por la fiabilidad de los sistemas y la necesidad de un diagnóstico certero.  A pesar de estos incidentes, la cooperación espacial sigue en marcha. De acuerdo con CNET, los sensores de la EEI indican que no hay riesgo para la tripulación, que sigue con sus actividades normales. La nave Progress permanecerá acoplada durante varios meses, permitiendo tiempo suficiente para resolver el problema antes de su partida. Este tipo de desafíos operativos en el espacio destaca la necesidad de constante innovación en las tecnologías de exploración.  Estos eventos ocurren en el contexto de tensiones técnicas en la EEI. Según SpaceNews, la sección rusa de la estación enfrenta desde hace años una fuga de aire que, aunque no representa un peligro inmediato, ha requerido constantes ajustes. Esto pone de relieve la complejidad de mantener un laboratorio orbital operando de forma segura y efectiva.  El incidente con la nave Progress MS-29 añade un capítulo más a los desafíos técnicos en la EEI. ¿Qué opinas de la cooperación internacional en el espacio? Déjanos tus comentarios y no olvides seguirnos en Spotify: Flash Diario en Spotify.  Bibliografía:Space.comSpaceNewsCNETConviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flash-diario-de-el-siglo-21-es-hoy--5835407/support.

Dan Brouillette, Donald Trump's former Energy secretary, abruptly exited from his role as the CEO of the powerful Edison Electric Institute after less than a year. POLITICO's Zack Colman and Catherine Morehouse break down Brouillette's tense exit and fallout for him and EEI. Plus, a major renewable energy developer has canceled its plans to develop three solar projects with Hawaiian Electric, the largest utility in the state.  Catherine Morehouse is an energy reporter for POLITICO.  Zack Colman covers climate change for POLITICO.  Josh Siegel is an energy reporter for POLITICO.  Nirmal Mulaikal is a POLITICO audio host-producer.  Annie Rees is the managing producer for audio at POLITICO. Gloria Gonzalez is the deputy energy editor for POLITICO.  Matt Daily is the energy editor for POLITICO. For more news on energy and the environment, subscribe to Power Switch, our free evening newsletter: https://www.politico.com/power-switch And for even deeper coverage and analysis, read our Morning Energy newsletter by subscribing to POLITICO Pro: https://subscriber.politicopro.com/newsletter-archive/morning-energy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode: We discuss the list of dividend paying stocks from the PSE with ex-dates this November 2024. A couple of the companies paying dividends are Ayala, Cirtek, Double Dragon, Security Bank, EEI, RFM, and many more.

● El paso del huracán John generó caos en diferentes regiones de México, especialmente en Acapulco. Guerrero, que aún no se recupera del huracán Otis, sufrió inundaciones y consecuencias graves por este fenómeno climático. Las autoridades están tomando cartas en el asunto, de hecho, Claudia Sheinbaum aseguró que un día después de asumir la presidencia se reunirá con la gobernadora del Estado para analizar la situación y planificar estratégias. ● A lo largo del fin de semana, las tensiones en Medio Oriente siguieron creciendo. El viernes, el líder de Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, fue asesinado por un ataque de las Fuerzas de Defensa de Israel, y a lo largo del fin de semana llevaron a cabo más ataques sobre Líbano y contra la milicia houthi en Yemen, que lleva semanas atacando los barcos que cruzan por el Mar Rojo.● Además... Comenzaron a llegar los presidentes que asistirán a la toma de protesta de Sheinbaum; el colectivo Culiacán Valiente convocó a una marcha por la paz; 48 migrantes siguen desaparecidos tras un naufragio cerca de las Islas Canarias; Y la misión de SpaceX para rescatar a dos astronautas de la EEI fue lanzada con éxito.● Y para #ElVasoMedioLleno... Como parte del Pacto Entre Medios, queremos platicarte de Mario Romero, quien lleva años trabajando como emprendedor social para transformar a su comunidad y ayudar a proyectos emergentes.● Para enterarte de más noticias como estas, síguenos en nuestras redes sociales. Estamos en todas las plataformas como @telokwento. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EEI 2024 featured a lineup of exceptional keynote speakers. On this episode, you'll hear the full-length EEI 2024 keynote conversation between NVIDIA Founder and CEO Jensen Huang and former EEI Chair Pedro J. Pizarro, president and CEO of Edison International. They discussed how NVIDIA's pioneering work to advance AI and quantum computing has, in part, driven a significant growth in electricity demand, and how electric companies are partnering with companies like NVIDIA to meet that growing demand. You also can watch the keynote on EEI's YouTube channel.

This episode is part of our EEI 2024 highlights series. In this episode, you will hear conversations about topics including building North America's hydrogen backbone, developing the next-generation workforce, and cybersecurity in supply chains. Plus, you'll hear from EEI President and CEO Dan Brouillette about his experience at the conference. The speakers are: Guidehouse Partner and Solutions Lead Michelle Fay and Guidehouse Partner and Energy Providers Segment Lead Dan Hahn, Quanta President and CEO Duke Austin, and Susan Herman, Industrial Cybersecurity Strategic Development Lead, Black and Veatch You can also visit EEI's website to read EEI 2024 recap newsletters, see photos from our annual thought leadership forum, and watch videos from some of the keynotes.

As the maritime industry faces increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions and align with global sustainability targets, AXA XL's EEI offers a unique insurance solution. Their new product is designed to cover the additional carbon emissions that result from fortuitous events like course deviations to a port of refuge or repairs, by providing indemnity in the form of voluntary carbon credits. We will explore how this insurance product integrates with traditional marine insurance offerings, the process of calculating and verifying carbon credits, and the impact of regulatory changes on the demand for EEI. Hanna will also share insights into the challenges and future developments in the field of carbon offsetting within the shipping industry.

his week, EEI's Electric Perspectives Podcast and The Current are partnering for an episode to discuss the impacts of Hurricane Beryl and the tremendous restoration efforts that are underway. On this episode, you'll hear from StormGeo Meteorologist Justin Petrutsas — who is based in the Houston area— and Scott Aaronson, EEI Senior Vice President of Security and Preparedness, about the intensity of this hurricane as well the complex work that is underway to safely restore power to impacted customers.

This week, EEI's Electric Perspectives Podcast and The Current are partnering for an episode to discuss the impacts of Hurricane Beryl and the tremendous restoration efforts that are underway. On this episode, you'll hear from StormGeo Meteorologist Justin Petrutsas — who is based in the Houston area— and Scott Aaronson, EEI Senior Vice President of Security and Preparedness, about the intensity of this hurricane as well the complex work that is underway to safely restore power to impacted customers.

This episode is part of our EEI 2024 highlights series. In this episode, you will hear conversations about topics including clean energy technologies, opportunities for collaboration created by AI, building system resilience, distribution transformation, and more. The speakers are: Hans Kobler, Founder and Managing Partner, Energy Impact Partners, Creighton Oyler, Oracle Senior Vice President and General Manager  Paul Enoda, Founder and Chief Policy and Global Affairs Officer, ENODA, and Martin Stansbury, Deloitte US Power, Utilities & Renewables Risk & Financial Advisory Leader  You can also visit EEI's website to read EEI 2024 recap newsletters and see photos from our annual thought leadership forum.

La NASA ha vuelto a retrasar el regreso a casa de dos astronautas de la Estación Espacial Internacional. ¿Qué es lo que está sucediendo? Hablamos con el ex astronauta José Hernández para que nos explique.Se supone que Barry  Wilmore y Sunita Williams pasarían una semana en la EEI a la que llegaron a bordo de la nave Starliner. sin embargo tras tres semanas en la estación, su regreso a casa volvió a ser retrasado por problemas con el sistema de propulsión.¿Qué está sucediendo? ¿Corren peligro los astronautas?

Conoce uno de los centros astronómicos más antiguos del mundo, situado en el Vaticano bajo protección del Papa Francisco. Escucha además la anécdota del simulacro en la EEI, la cultura espacial de la Música de las esferas, y el desafío de este episodio. Escríbeme a: laika.podcast@gmail.com Sígueme en instagram: @laika.podcast Consulta aquí las fuentes de este episodio:  https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/frdo26ljnc02g7sh3h7nn/EPs-219-LOS-JESUITAS-DEL-OSSERVATORE-ASTRONOMICO-VATICANO.docx?rlkey=b2fsu62k4v2m5cunn5982ggwd&dl=0

Energy companies are working with their technology partners to gain insights and leverage data to make their operations more efficient and to enhance customer programs through AI. On this episode, Maria Kretzing, vice president and general manager of electric vehicles and analytics at Bidgely, and Andrew Barrington, products and services manager at Avista, discuss some of the fascinating ways Avista is working with Bidgely to optimize and streamline its operations. This episode is sponsored by Bidgely, the company that provides AI platforms that revolutionize grid management and customer engagement for energy companies. Want to hear more about AI use in our industry? Be sure to register for EEI 2024, which takes place June 18-20 at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas!

Summary In this episode, hosts Carolina De La Rosa Mateo and Vidhya Shanker ask, “why evaluation?” We wonder if evaluation can be a site of resistance against racial/gendered capitalism, when capital developed evaluation to support its interests and continues to control the means and ends of knowledge production. Can evaluators renounce capitalism and positivism to organize against exploitation alongside the working class? Can we refuse to take EEI, DEI, CRE, GEDI, CRT, etc. for granted and change the structure of the knowledge economy? Episode 2 transcript Notes 19:45: Access to the written word provides an advantage only in hierarchical systems that devalue oral traditions and non-written languages and knowledge to justify the displacement of entire bodies of knowledge and ways of knowing and the corresponding domination of entire peoples who are portrayed as primitive or unfit to govern themselves 20:30: (Vidhya's elaboration) Tamil language and culture predate Sanskrit and what people now call Hinduism. But the language that brahmins typically claim is Sanskrit. Though no longer spoken, Sanskrit is still used within Hindu hegemony in much the same way that Latin and Greek are used within European hegemony: to provide authority and legitimacy to specific ideas and practices and to discredit others. 23:15: The only time that there is not an adversarial relationship between workers and management is when workers are management, as in self-governed cooperatives 47:06: There is also ⁠the stereotype⁠ that Asians only like numbers—⁠cultivated largely through the 1965 Immigration Act⁠ 47:47: While this happened in 2020, Vidhya meant the 2016 elections References Rodríguez, D. (2016). ⁠The Political Logic of the Non-Profit Industrial Complex⁠. Scholar and Feminist Online—Navigating Neoliberalism in the Academy, Nonprofits, and Beyond, 13.2. ⁠Seizing the Means of Knowledge Production⁠ (6,000-word blog entry) ⁠How Environmentalism was Separated from Class Politics⁠ (60-min video of a Jacobin talk by Matt Huber) ⁠The Professional-Managerial Class⁠ (2-hr video of a Jacobin talk with ⁠Catherine Liu⁠) ⁠The Dialectic of Enlightenment⁠ (25-min video) How Europe Under-developed Africa: 50 years since its publication⁠ (2-hr video about Walter Rodney's activist scholarship) Vidhya's understanding is based on personal communication over time with Justin Laing of ⁠Hillombo Consulting⁠ ⁠Why Marx was Right: Alienation⁠ (25-min video) How Capitalism Absorbs Anticapitalism⁠ (15-min video) ⁠West India Emancipation⁠, speech delivered at Canandaigua, New York, August 3, 1857 “Nobody in the world, nobody in history, has ever gotten their freedom by appealing to the moral sense of the people who were oppressing them” (p. 139 of Assata: An autobiography, 1987; Lawrence Hill) Marshall, A. G. (2015). ⁠Black Liberation and the Foundations of Social Control⁠. The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 74(4), 775–795. Delgado, R. (2009.) ⁠Explaining the Rise and Fall of African-American Fortunes: Interest Convergence and Civil Rights Gains⁠. Harvard Civil Rights—Civil Liberties Law Review, 37: 369–387. Kohl-Arenas, E. (2015). ⁠The Self-Help Myth: Towards a Theory of Philanthropy as Consensus Broker⁠. The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 74(4), 796–825. The ⁠MN IBPOC in Evaluation Community of Praxis⁠ Facebook group ⁠The Frankfurt School, Student Radicalism & Anti-Communism⁠ (75-min podcast by Unequal Exchange with ⁠Gabriel Rockhill⁠) ⁠The Frankfurt School: From a Failed Revolution to Critical Theory⁠ (25-min video) ⁠A place for solitude, community & healing for attendees who identify as Indigenous, Black, and People of Color (IBPOC) at Evaluation 2019!⁠ (AEA365 Blog post from 2019) Music “Inspired” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Contact us Website: ⁠https://themay13group.net⁠ LinkedIn: Carolina: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/carodela⁠ Vidhya: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/vidhyashanker

In April, EEI hosted its Spring Transmission, Distribution, Metering, and Mutual Assistance Conference. The conference's keynote panel focused on AI, datacenters, and how electric companies are meeting the explosive growth for electricity demand to power these innovative, industry-transforming technologies. EEI Senior Vice President of Security and Preparedness Scott Aaronson moderated the panel, which featured Alan Bradshaw, Vice President, Strategic Partnerships, Dominion Energy; Ariel Horowitz, Deputy Director, Grid Deployment Office, U.S. Department of Energy; and Chris Crosby, CEO, Compass Datacenters. Want to hear more about AI and datacenters from an industry perspective? You won't want to miss EEI 2024, which takes place June 18-20 at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas. Visit eei.org/2024 for more information and to register.

EEI will host the 40th Annual Business Diversity Conference in mid-May. For more on the history of the conference and diverse supplier partnerships, listen to our April episode, "Leading the Charge on Business Diversity," to hear from Charlotte Blount-Lewis, a former EEI employee who helped lead efforts to establish business diversity programs during her tenure from 1982 to 1997. She was in conversation with EEI Senior Vice President, Chief Diversity Officer, and Chief Human Resources Officer Courtney Peterson.   On this episode, Georgia Power Distribution Manager Michelle Fuqua, Young Management President and CEO Brandon Young, and Pierce Powerline CEO Michele Pierce highlight how industry partnerships with diverse suppliers are evolving and thriving and the impact of these partnerships in their companies and in the communities they serve. Brandon and Michele also share their advice for fellow diverse business owners and discuss how they are supporting electric companies and their key priorities, like enhancing grid resilience and bolstering clean energy deployment.

In mid-April, EEI International Programs hosted the Global Electrification Forum (GEF), which brings together EEI's domestic and international member companies, industry experts, and thought leaders from around the world. This conference is dedicated to addressing the most pressing challenges and opportunities facing the electrification of our society. This year's event featured a line-up of distinguished speakers, and on this episode, you'll hear from a few. Dr. Lawrence Jones, EEI senior vice president of international programs, will talk more about the GEF. Then, we'll hear from Nigel Barbour, CEO of Orion Group (New Zealand); Peter O' Shea, Head of Corporate and Regulatory Affairs at ESB (Ireland); and Greg Jackson, CEO of Octopus Energy (England), about innovation, powering economies, electric transportation, and more. Want to see the sessions for yourself? All the GEF programming recordings are available now through the conference registration portal.

Charlotte Blount-Lewis worked at EEI from 1982 and 1997 and helped lead the charge to develop industry business diversity programs and helped organize the first Business Diversity Conference, which continues to bring together electric companies and diverse suppliers, in 1984. Today, electric companies spend billions of dollars per year on diverse suppliers, including businesses owned by minorities, women, and veterans. We celebrate these partnerships and the important roles these suppliers play in helping electric companies safely operate 24/7, 365 days a year.   On this episode, EEI Senior Vice President, Chief Diversity Officer, and Chief Human Resources Officer Courtney Peterson leads a conversation with Charlotte, who reflects on the origins of the business diversity programs, the key partnerships that contributed to these important efforts, the lessons that that today's suppliers can learn from the experiences of those pioneering efforts of the 1980s, and more. 

Blind Mike and Tim in Canton are in studio as Tim talks to Kirk about having recently lost his job. (08:00) Tim seeks work in the KMS world by offering to be Kirk's body double. (10:50) Kirk breaks down the EEI rumors and reveals that it is looking like a Rich and Gresh show is in the works. (23:20) Mut was not able to be in because he was down with the shingles. (27:20) Steve Robinson is trying to bring down Janet Mills' brother in recent updates from The Maine Wire. (36:20) P. Diddy is on the run. (39:45) Coleman struggles with the correct pronunciation of vehemently. (45:10) Robert Kraft is also not a fan of The Dynasty documentary. (51:40) Tim brought in gifts for everyone. (58:00) Old school porn talk. (01:09:20) Shohei Ohtani has hired the best crisis PR firm in the business. (01:14:40) Kirk gives his thoughts of Jeremy Allen White potentially playing Bruce Springsteen. (01:18:10) Brianna Chickenfry got to meet Bruce Springsteen, and Kirk has not. (01:21:00) Cullinane made it on TMZ. (01:27:30) Zach Hinkley is releasing a new album. (01:29:20) Alex Bennett followed up on her Nancy Pelosi take. (01:32:50) Kirk imagines what it would be like if Kirk met others from Barstool. (02:36:35) The Greg Hill Show struggles to understand ratings and numbers in general. (01:41:30) Tim makes an announcement that he will be doing a how to save money show with Blind Mike's Daddy. (01:43:13) The Drips are back discussing parking and root canals. (01:45:35) Carrabis talked about how he introduced podcasting to Kirk on Baseball is Dead. (01:48:05) Pardon The Interruption. (01:56:45) Kirk wonders if Mut or Jeff hate Coleman more. (02:00:10) Tim has more last minute notes. (02:01:20). Kirk thinks the new Road House movie is horrible. (02:06:20) Kirk thought Nate's speed dating show was not funny. (02:17:45) Kirk remembers his prep school therapist. (02:19:05) Portland talk.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Blind Mike and Cinema Lord is in studio as Kirk wonders if Shane Gillis will actually be in the next Tarantino movie. (4:50) Menners is seeking legal advice to reclaim Mike and The Minifans. (9:05) There was controversy at the end of the Winchester/St. John's Prep title game, and Cullinane is nowhere to be found. (10:20) Cullinane calls in. (15:40) Minifans, Ryders, Jerry's Army, and the rest of the internet unite against Kevin Connolly. (21:00) Recapping Gus' St. Paddy's Day party. (29:20) Gus calls in to discuss his elaborate lie about his new job. (40:20) Kirk reached out to Rico following his suspension from Portnoy. (45:00) Justin doesn't understand what there is to do in Ireland. (52:30) Kirk still can't believe Steve's Miltons bit from Friday's show and calls the Burlington Mall's security. (1:00:00) Tim Ridgolds confused Kevin Connolly with Sean Astin and has vanished from Twitter in the process. (01:12:50) Kirk checks in on how the weight loss challenge is going. (01:36:00) Blind Mike thought he was a top talent at EEI on Pat Gilroy's show in 2018. (01:42:40) The Consistency Podcast debuted on KMSN. (01:47:40) The annual St. Patrick's Day Breakfast had a panel of DunQueens. (01:57:08) Dropkick Murphys were overly political this St. Paddy's Day. (02:02:05) Justin will be eating 10 Olive Garden breadsticks for dinner. (02:04:50) Mike weighs in on Steve's racist BBQ debate. (02:07:30) There will be an all-female Celtics broadcast tonight. (02:11:30) Justin gave up on The Sopranos halfway through the first season.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

“It's hard to play a good game when you have been served weak cards”. This is the perennial challenge of Japan when it comes to the Energy Transition. And the game is getting harder when your two main choices, nuclear and hydrogen, are proving extremely costly in a world of cheap renewables.How robust is a business model based on a protected internal market with high margins and limited competition allowing Japan Inc. to expand abroad at super competitive prices, but stifling innovation and diversification? Japan is “Prisoner of its geography” (to quote Tim Marshall); thankfully its answer has been a world class level of engineering allowing to partially overcome its shortcomings.And Gerard, during his recent trip to Japan, has witnessed some extraordinary achievements in the energy transition in the downstream sector, with extreme energy efficiency, retail innovations, and digital developments.We have the pleasure to welcome Shuichiro Kawamura, who heads one of the rare investments' funds focusing on the Energy Transition. Established in 2006, Energy & Environment Investment (EEI) is Japan's first VC firm solely dedicated to the energy and environment sectors. They support startups with innovative technologies and services in this space, aiming to drive sustainable growth and positive global impact. As of Q1_24, the AUM of EEI is around US$500MM, with more than 130 portfolio companies. There is no easy formula in Japan. Only the smarts will survive.We thank our friends and partners AQUILA CAPITAL for supporting our show.

Blind Mike and Mut are in studio as Justin relaxes too hard. (3:24) Klemmer went on KFC Radio after his solitary confinement stream. (16:56) Getroman has returned. (27:18) Julie DiCaro appeared on the Dan Le Betard show. (37:08) Menners is no longer appearing on Thursday's show. (29:18) Mut discusses his new favorite show, Drips In The Office. (41:38) Mut took money from his dad. (43:58) Mut gives an update on the potential show with Cullinane. (44:58) Mut gives his take on the Minifan clones. (48:53) Gus is having a St. Patrick's Day party. (55:18) Mut gave up jerking off again for Lent. (59:58) Mut reviews his recent reads. (01:04:00) John Hinckley Jr. had to cancel another one of his concerts. (01:14:58) Kirk has concerns for Portland. (01:19:00) Mut previews EEI talk on this week's MutStack. (01:23:00) Intern Josh is back on Timeout Talks. (01:50:58) Mut is all in on a new podcast, Let's Chat with Kat and Pat.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Kirk is back in studio with Blind Mike and Steve from Glosta after feeling under the weather. (2:00) Kirk questions if Kate Middleton is dead. (4:24) Justin went to jury duty. (7:50) Steve texted Kirk about bringing The Consistency Podcast to The Kirk Minihane Show Network. (12:25) Justin is sensitive after going at it with the Mt. Kirkmore guys. (20:25) Deadspin dies yet again. (22:30) Ohio's Tate is already sensitive and deleting tweets. (23:20) Kirk recaps Klemmer's stream. (27:00) Steve from Glosta gives an update. (29:30) Kirk gives his thoughts on the Oscars. (31:45) Ben Mintz calls in. (35:50) Steve goes through his notes. (38:45) EEI's ratings are abysmally low. (43:20) Kirk tries to name 20 Boston radio stations. (50:30) Gerry is back. (56:04) Big Cat and Rico went at it on The Rundown. (01:15:50) ESPN Cleveland stole the Jim Thome challenge. (01:19:18) Feitelberg doesn't like the assumption that Barstool NY doesn't work. (01:33:08) Ryan Reynolds is in the phone business. (01:39:10) Turtleboy wrote a rap song. (01:41:30) Steve asks Kirk about his favorite Woody Allen movies. (01:44:20) Recapping The Justins. (01:49:43) Mike reveals that Getroman has passed away. (02:10:15) Remembering Mike Violette.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Dan Brouillette joined EEI as president and CEO-elect in October 2023, and became EEI's president and CEO at the start of this year. Before joining EEI, Brouillette served as president of Sempra Infrastructure, a leading global energy transition company. He previously served as the 15th U.S. Secretary of Energy and before that as U.S. Deputy Secretary of Energy, the chief operating officer of the department. Brouillette is the only person ever to be confirmed by the U.S. Senate to serve in both roles. In the private sector, Brouillette has held leadership positions at USAA, where he served as a senior vice president and corporate officer, and at Ford Motor Company, where he was a vice president and served on its North American Operating Committee.  On this episode, Brouillette discusses policy priorities for the electric power industry in 2024, how the industry will balance the growing demand for clean energy with reliability expectations, opportunities and challenges facing the industry, and more! 

On this episode of The Current, our guests discuss the state of electric transportation in the U.S. Joining us are Kellen Schefter, Senior Director of Electric Transportation at EEI, and Scott Barrios, Manager of Electric Mobility at Entergy.

Mut and Mick are in Studio. (8:00) Lou Merloni returns to the afternoon drive timeslot at EEI. (10:36) The Consistency Podcast returns to its roots. (15:00) Mut explains his relationship with Kane (33:30) Mick is jealous of Harry Minihane wanting to take over the show. (34:00) We learn of Mick's issues with his brother. (40:00) The New York office needs to stop acting soft. (43:00) Mick's brother Al joins the show to tell his side of the story. (1:03:15) New charges have been filed against Turtleboy. (1:03:15) Chris Russo says Shaq is not a top 5 center. (1:14:30) A new song is submitted by Drizzy. (1:18:50) Mut announces who would make his 1st Team All Minihane. (1:21:00) Gus claims he wrote "Cullinane" as a topic and not "Christmas." (1:44:00) Calls.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

On this episode, Sandi Safro, EEI associate general counsel of energy and technology regulation, and Patrick Arness, EEI senior director of government relations, discuss a few recent Department of Energy program announcements funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, including the Grid Innovation and Resilience Partnerships (GRIP) Program and the Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs Program, which will help enhance energy grid reliability and resilience, advance the use of hydrogen as a clean energy source, and improve broadband access for unserved and underserved communities.   

At the end of the year, after serving America's electric companies and their customers for more than 30 years, EEI President and CEO Tom Kuhn will step down from his current role. Kuhn has effectively worked with America's electric companies to navigate major policy issues in Congress, throughout the federal agencies, and at the state and local levels. He also has led the development of strong-industry government partnerships, and has been extremely engaged in international dialogues that aim to advance the shared vision for an affordable and resilient clean energy future for all customers.  On this episode, Kuhn discusses his decades of service, his sources of pride and inspiration, and his expectations for EEI's member companies and the industry moving forward.

Gran infografía sobre GPTs / Gobierno francés se prohíbe usar WhatsApp / Robot abre puertas con las ruedas / El metro de Quito es idéntico al de Madrid / China completa su estación espacial Patrocinador: Si no tienes aún instalado miBP en tu Android o iPhone estás perdiendo dinero. Puedes ahorrar hasta 20 céntimos por litro repostando carburante BP Ultimate con tecnología Active, cada vez que bepeas con tu móvil. Es fácil: muestras tu app gratuita al pagar y recibes el ahorro al instante. — Porque ahora la tarjeta de miBP es mucho mejor, todos a Bepear al máximo este otoño. Gran infografía sobre GPTs / Gobierno francés se prohíbe usar WhatsApp / Robot abre puertas con las ruedas / El metro de Quito es idéntico al de Madrid / China completa su estación espacial

Elon quiere la GPU de tu Tesla / Aviones espía para encontrar tesoros / ESA + SpaceLab / Aerotaxis en Nueva York / Nvidia sorprende con las nuevas H200 Patrocinador: Si eres autónomo o una pequeña empresa, ya sabes que necesitas contar con los mejores. Por eso Vodafone Business presenta la nueva tarifa Negocio a Medida. Tendrás fibra de 600 Megas y dos líneas de móvil 5G, y servicio de reparación y sustitución de dispositivos por tan solo 54,54€/mes más IVA. Elon quiere la GPU de tu Tesla / Aviones espía para encontrar tesoros / ESA + SpaceLab / Aerotaxis en Nueva York / Nvidia sorprende con las nuevas H200

El G-SHOCK de Casio será único / Puedes ver la bolsa perdida por astronautas / Centrales nucleares para los GPTs / Cielos despejados para las redes neuronales / Chats estilo Discord en WhatsApp Patrocinador: Si eres autónomo o una pequeña empresa, ya sabes que necesitas contar con los mejores. Por eso Vodafone Business presenta la nueva tarifa Negocio a Medida. Tendrás fibra de 600 Megas y dos líneas de móvil 5G, y servicio de reparación y sustitución de dispositivos por tan solo 54,54€/mes más IVA. El G-SHOCK de Casio será único / Puedes ver la bolsa perdida por astronautas / Centrales nucleares para los GPTs / Cielos despejados para las redes neuronales / Chats estilo Discord en WhatsApp ⌚ Casio consigue registrar la forma del mítico reloj G-SHOCK. Es inconfundible desde hace 40 años, y ahora literalmente tiene una protección legal especial por parte del gobierno japonés: un híbrido de marca registrada (pero tridimensional) y patente, que muy pocos productos consiguen. — Nadie podrá fabricar nada remotamente parecido.

The utility sector is embracing new values and attracting a new kind of work force as it empowers America with a sustainable, affordable, secure grid. In this episode of Grid Talk, host Marty Rosenberg interviews Tom Kuhn, president and CEO of the Edison Electric Institute which represents investor-owned utilities providing electricity to 235 million Americans. The discussion focuses on the current state of the industry and its future. “We are very cognizant of how important electricity is to every household in this country so it's very, very important for us to maintain reliability and affordability, but what is going to have to change is obviously our response to increasing growth and the need to maintain reliability for our customers,” said Kuhn.Additionally, Kuhn talks about the impact electric utilities adopting new cultural values.“We have gotten so much cleaner and we are so much committed to it, we are attracting really a tremendous number of young people into this business right now and they're coming because they see a purpose in life.”He also discusses how recent federal initiatives are spurring deep changes. “The Congress and the White House led the charge on the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill that we got a few years ago and clean energy tax credits, the Inflation Reduction Act. They were historic pieces of legislation that our infusing-needed capital into this business to help us to achieve this clean energy transition and to enable us to bring on new technologies.”Tom Kuhn joined the Edison Electric Institute in 1985 as executive vice president, was named chief operating officer in 1988, and elected president in 1990.Prior to joining EEI, he was president of the American Nuclear Energy Council, which subsequently merged with the Nuclear Energy Institute. The Council represented virtually all of the companies in the commercial nuclear power industry. Mr. Kuhn served on the Secretary of Energy's Advisory Board and the Board of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. He currently serves on the Boards of the Alliance to Save Energy, the United States Energy Association, the Electric Drive Transportation Association, and the American Council for Capital Formation. Mr. Kuhn received a BA in Economics in 1968 from Yale University, served as a Naval Officer following his graduation, and received an MBA in 1972 from George Washington University. 

ESA y NASA avanzan con sus naves reutilizables / Arm invierte en Raspberry / Geotermia en los aparcamientos / Dominios .ING / Los drones se rinden en Ucrania Patrocinador: El proyecto CRECE de Cruz Roja es una nueva iniciativa para luchar contra la soledad no deseada. Es un proyecto innovador desde el punto de vista tecnológico y social, con el objetivo de diseñar y probar nuevos métodos de ayuda social que eviten la institucionalización. — Si te encuentras en esta situación, quieres colaborar o ser voluntario, apúntate. ESA y NASA avanzan con sus naves reutilizables / Arm invierte en Raspberry / Geotermia en los aparcamientos / Dominios .ING / Los drones se rinden en Ucrania ⚡ Proponen utilizar los aparcamientos subterráneos para energía geotérmica. Académicos alemanes calculan que los coches que aparcan en los subsótanos de edificios, calientan el agua subterránea de sus alrededores por su mera presencia. Suficiente energía para 15.000 hogares en Berlín.

Peticiones emocionales a GPTs / Gran radiografía de smartphones en España / Tocando el techo de emisiones de CO2 / Estación Espacial más allá de 2030 / Google Maps evita escaleras Patrocinador: El proyecto CRECE de Cruz Roja es una nueva iniciativa para luchar contra la soledad no deseada. Es un proyecto innovador desde el punto de vista tecnológico y social, con el objetivo de diseñar y probar nuevos métodos de ayuda social que eviten la institucionalización. — Si te encuentras en esta situación, quieres colaborar o ser voluntario, apúntate. Peticiones emocionales a GPTs / Gran radiografía de smartphones en España / Tocando el techo de emisiones de CO2 / Estación Espacial más allá de 2030 / Google Maps evita escaleras

El atropello del robotaxi fue incluso peor / El Papa anima a programar / Arriesgado paseo espacial / Grandes mejoras en WhatsApp / Steam forzará dólares en Latam Patrocinador: Si no tienes aún instalado miBP en tu Android o iPhone estás perdiendo dinero. Puedes ahorrar hasta 20 céntimos por litro repostando carburante BP Ultimate con tecnología Active, cada vez que bepeas con tu móvil. Es fácil: muestras tu app gratuita al pagar y recibes el ahorro al instante. — Porque ahora la tarjeta de miBP es mucho mejor, todos a Bepear al máximo este otoño. El atropello del robotaxi fue incluso peor / El Papa anima a programar / Arriesgado paseo espacial / Grandes mejoras en WhatsApp / Steam forzará dólares en Latam

We are pleased to bring you August's first analyst to talk about the 2023 camp/season. Untold Patriots Stories welcomes Christian Arcand.Arcand talks about his move back to EEI, his reunion with Adam Jones, and what it's like to work with Mego. Before discussing the Pats, he indulges us regarding his former colleagues, and Boston radio icons, Mikey Adams and Pete Sheppard. We debate if Rob Gronkowski was a "Bill guy" and drill down on Gronk's appearance with Rob Ninkovich where they discuss Matt Judon's "hold in". What does Arcand pitch as a way to keep Judon from falling off after Week 10.  Does Christian think there is a quarterback competition at training camp? How does he think Devin McCourty's departure will affect the team and what are his thoughts on the current defensive backs?  What is the state of our wide receiving corps and will the non-signing of DeAndre Hopkins haunt the Patriots?Arcand breaks down the players on offense, gives his prediction for the year AND MORE!

Las fascinantes historias de un cosmonauta y un astronauta de épocas diferentes que perdieron el viaje de regreso.Por un lado, conoceremos la increíble odisea de Sergei Krikalev, el último cosmonauta soviético de la Unión Soviética, quien se vio atrapado en el espacio cuando su país colapsó y quedó varado en la estación espacial MIR sin un pasaporte válido ni una fecha de regreso. Descubriremos cómo Sergei enfrentó la incertidumbre y la soledad mientras su país se fragmentaba debajo de él y cómo finalmente logró regresar a casa después de meses de espera.Por otro lado, nos sumergiremos en la historia de Frank Rubio, un astronauta de ascendencia salvadoreña que se encuentra en la Estación Espacial Internacional (EEI) y ha tenido que prolongar su estadía debido a problemas técnicos en las naves de regreso. Conoceremos su trayectoria desde su infancia en El Salvador hasta convertirse en un soldado retirado del Ejército estadounidense y finalmente en astronauta. Exploraremos cómo Frank lidia con la prolongada espera para reunirse con su familia y su valiosa contribución a la investigación espacial durante su tiempo en la EEI.Acompáñanos mientras exploramos las emocionantes experiencias, los desafíos y los logros de Sergei y Frank, quienes han dejado huella en la exploración espacial y han demostrado el espíritu indomable del ser humano en su búsqueda por comprender el universo. ¡Prepárate para embarcarte en un viaje emocionante Más Allá de las Fronteras Terrestres con Sergei, Frank y el Espacio!Capítulos: 00:00 Cautivos del Espacio04:41 Cosmonatuas, Astronautas y Taikonautas13:21 Krikalev: El último soviético "Sergei Krikalev - Wikimedia"25:39 Guerra en la Tierra, paz en el Espacio34:10 Frank Rubio "Frank Rubio - GetArchive"37:16 Golpes de estado47:06 Paisajes sonorosBibliografía (con películas y pódcast):¡Por supuesto! Aquí está tu lista de referencias con emojis asociados:

This week's Pipeliners Podcast episode features Jim Francis discussing risk analysis and its recent emergence in the industry, the difference between functional and probabilistic risk analysis, and how it can benefit in finding the root of issues. In this episode, you will learn about the importance of a good compliance program, ways to see if new changes made a difference and what EEI has in store for the future. Visit PipelinePodcastNetwork.com for a full episode transcript, as well as detailed show notes with relevant links and insider term definitions. 

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