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Flux CapacitorAuthor: Francis Bradley
The Flux Capacitor podcast features discussions with business and thought leaders of the electricity industry on the future of the business of electricity. The discussions touch on how we create, move, trade, and use energy, with each guest adding their own expertise and perspective to the conversation. What will be the impacts of technological change? How will markets and customer demands respond to new technology? What will change, both social and technological, mean for regulators, society and the electricity industry? Electricity Canada invites you to join in the conversation. Language: en Genres: Business, Government Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Episode 133: The State of the Canadian Electricity Industry 2026 with the Electricity Canada Executive Team
Episode 133
Tuesday, 27 January, 2026
Electricity Canada’s Executive Leadership Team, VPs Julia Muggeridge, Channa Perera and Michael Powell join host Francis Bradley for a review of the 2026 State of the Canadian Electricity Industry report on the eve of its release. The report highlights the urgency to build energy infrastructure, emphasizing the need for predictable and timely approvals, and addressing regulatory challenges. They discuss key themes, including the importance of customer satisfaction, Indigenous engagement, and workforce training. They chat about calls for a Canadian electricity supply chain roadmap and investment tax credits to support growth. They also address the need for enhanced east-west grid interconnections to improve reliability and resilience against extreme weather and cyber threats. They close the conversation with three book recommendations.2026 State of the Canadian Electricity Industry reportIntertie StudyElectricity Canada The Electricity Canada Team Julia Muggeridge on LinkedIn Channa Perera on LinkedIn Michael Powell on LinkedInBook recommendations:Everything Is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection, by John GreenIndigenous Relations: Insights, Tips & Suggestions to Make Reconciliation a Reality, by Bob Joseph, Cynthia F. JosephIntermezzo, by Sally Rooney
