Energy Transitions Podcast: Digitalising nuclear power for enhanced grid stability
In this Energy Transitions Podcast, Yusuf Latief speaks to Bernard Salha of EDF Group to unpack the role of nuclear and the grid.

In this episode of the Energy Transitions Podcast, Yusuf Latief speaks to Bernard Salha, CTO of EDF Group, to unpack nuclear's role in the energy mix, grid optimisation and the importance of digitalisation and AI to secure the future of the sector.
While all eyes are on renewable energy sources such as wind and solar, nuclear's role in the energy mix is evolving quickly.
And even though there seems little doubt about the role of nuclear power as a source of clean power and flexible capacity, the evolving and increasingly complex energy system means digitalisation will become critical to ensuring nuclear capacity is maximised.
We have to take into account that this global system is going to be more complex, more decentralised with several actors, and that the stability is going to need to have all these actors, all these different players working together. In that respect, digital systems for grid management are absolutely necessary.
Listen to this episode of the Energy Transitions Podcast to hear from Salha about the role of nuclear power, its integration with the power grid, as well as the new technologies making decentralised systems a reality.
LISTEN NOW
EDF is the official utility partner of Enlit Europe in Paris. Register to attend join the most important conversations driving the energy transition.
Previous episodes:
Time to humanise energy
Sustainable strategies to decarbonise heating
The green promise of next-gen fuel cells
More about nuclear power:
Energy Transitions Podcast: Rebranding nuclear power
Site visit: How thorium energy can change the future of nuclear power
G7 countries commit to nuclear power as Germany abandons last reactors
Latest content
Energy Transitions podcast: Dr Sama Bilbao y Leon - Strengthening energy system resilience through nuclear power
Nuclear power been producing fixed base load around the clock for decades and is now embracing circularity, innovation and sustainability, making it a good fit for our future energy mix.
- Pamela Largue
- 16/04/2024
Latest in Digitalisation
All articlesCybersecurity and digital infrastructure resilience for a complex grid
Cybersecurity is considered the second most significant threat facing the energy sector after geopolitical issues including conflicts, trade wars and access to critical minerals.
- Enlit Editorial Team
- 03/06/2026










