Grid Lock

<p><b>Grid Lock: Engineering for the Real World</b></p><p>Every system we depend on — the lights that turn on, the grid that holds steady, the infrastructure that scales with demand — is the result of hard tradeoffs engineers and policymakers make every day. <i>Grid Lock: Engineering for the Real World</i> goes inside those tradeoffs.</p><p>Hosted by <b>Dr. Paul Moses</b>, professor of electrical engineering, each episode brings in experts across engineering and energy disciplines to explore the pressures defining our power future: <b>affordability, flexibility, reliability, grid resilience, versatility, capacity,</b> and what it takes to <b>electrify societies for the future.</b></p><p>The conversation starts local — right here in Oklahoma — scales up to national policy and infrastructure trends, and connects to the global engineering challenges shaping how the world powers itself.</p><p></p><p>www.mosesconsulting.net</p>