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This is the official Smart Energy International Podcast. Smart Energy International is the global leader in delivering smart utility news and analysis to industry leaders, reaching those at the forefront of the fourth industrial revolution. SEI is the official publication of the Clarion Power & Energy Series events, with a partnership continuing from the first editions of the world-wide Utility Week events more than 20 years ago.Via daily news updates on smart-energy.com, newsletters and analysis in 5 print editions per year, the publication covers a wide range of topics including AMI and smart meters, smart grids, smart energy, IOT, data analytics, billing and customer services and many mor…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It connects smart-grid ambition to the data, connectivity and security decisions that determine whether utility technology works in practice.
Smart Energy International Podcast follows the technologies changing how power grids are built and operated. Claire Falkvang and Aretida Radimou guide expert conversations from broad energy-transition forecasts to the engineering details behind smart meters, grid data and…
A smart meter's SIM card becomes a real problem, and your inner systems thinker is delighted.
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Security has to be built into utility systems before attackers find the seams.
Smart Energy International presents utility cybersecurity as a systems problem, with Aretida Radimou guiding John Wells and Emil Kurevich through the risks that come with digitalized grids, smart meters, and the joins between systems from different generations.
AMI data pays off when utilities can align it with SCADA, GIS, CIS, and related systems.
AMI data is treated as an operational problem first, not a buzzword: the discussion centers on turning billions of reads into information that can actually be used.
A clear energy-tech review that weighs fusion, distributed systems, and blockchain against practical limits and social power.
Smart Energy International looks ahead at the next 25 years of energy technology with a useful refusal to crown one miracle solution. Kevin O'Donovan treats nuclear fusion as a possible game changer, but keeps the focus on a broader field of renewables, storage, hydrogen, and…
A steady review of trust, data rights, accountability, and hydrogen in energy.
This single-episode review treats the energy sector's past 25 years as a conversation about milestones, innovation, and the political and social pressure now wrapped around energy.
IoT eSIM is framed as a practical way to simplify cross-border smart-meter connectivity.
The conversation keeps its footing in a practical smart-meter problem: how devices stay connected across countries when meters can remain in the field for 10 to 15 years, and when permanent roaming is described as banned in some places for security reasons.
A concise look at 2019's pressure points and the 2020 forecasts that followed.
This episode uses 2019 and 2020 as a clear turning point for smart energy, linking the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, EV adoption, cybersecurity, and forecasts that did not hold up to the pressure building around the grid.
Operational wisdom for building better things.
Field-tested startup talk for oil and gas.
Energy leadership, told from the field.
Insider conversations on how pipelines are run and regulated.
An equipment maker's view of the changing power grid
Aretida Radimou opens on the cybersecurity risks that rise as electricity systems become more digital.
Arethi Daradimou opens with the challenge of turning billion reads into useful information.
Claire Falkvang interviews Kevin O'Donovan and Eretti Taridimu about energy-industry trends over the next 25 years, including nuclear fusion, cloud systems, cybersecurity, prosumers, blockchain, and COVID-19.
Fukushima pushed Germany and other countries to phase out nuclear power plants “almost overnight,” reshaping grid congestion in Europe.
This episode discusses the EU Clean Energy Package and how communication technology supports smart grid deployments to achieve carbon neutrality.
Smart Energy International host Claire Voelkveen speaks with Petri Nila of IDON and Francis D'Souza of Thales about the cellular connectivity obstacles blocking faster smart meter rollouts and how IoT eSIM technology addresses them.
Claire Falkvang moderates the session for Smart Energy International.