Energy decisions are increasingly shaped by politics, but the outcomes still come down to cost and facts. John Szoka shares how data-driven thinking, community engagement, and market realities are influencing policy and deployment. A practical perspective on lowering costs, addressing misinformation, and navigating the future of energy systems.
Main Topics Discussed
• Using data-driven analysis to guide energy policy and decision-making
• Combating misinformation through community engagement and storytelling
• Economic benefits of solar and storage for rural communities
• Challenges within utility structures and market design across regions
• Importance of lowest-cost energy in meeting rising electricity demand
