A global energy transition is underway, but the shift from fossil fuels to renewables presents new challenges in maintaining a stable electricity supply. Experts warn that without careful planning, the intermittent nature of wind and solar power could lead to blackouts and higher costs. The article explores strategies—from advanced grid technology to policy reforms—that could help balance supply and demand in an electrified future. Solutions will require cooperation across industries, governments, and consumers to avoid disruptions as the world moves toward cleaner energy.
How to keep the lights on in an electrified world Financial Times
