John Powers Talks Renewables & the Energy Market [Podcast]

August 15, 2019

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John Powers, the VP of Global Renewables & Cleantech at Schneider Electric joins WindTalk to share his thoughts and predictions on renewable energy market.

Listen in to this podcast, as we discuss renewable energy procurement, energy investments trends, and the challenges and benefits of distributed resources and microgrids.

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