Power R&D is currently experiencing an unprecedented sense of urgency

Posted on: 12 December 2022

Antony Zegers discusses the sense of urgency within the power tech R&D space during an exclusive interview at Enlit Europe 2022.

During an exclusive interview for Enlit Europe 2022, AIT Business Manager Antony Zegers discussed with Yusuf Latief how, in the R&D space - even though there is no major disruptive tech that will expedite net zero - there is a palpable sense of urgency that has until now been unseen.

And this urgency can be seen by an immense willingness to invest in renewable projects and a lot of renewable projects coming online. And while all of this will put more stress onto an already busy grid, the technologies needed to cope are undoubtedly there.

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