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Research @ CitiPodcast22 May 2024


E2: GRIDLOCK—THE GLOBAL POWER PROBLEM


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The power grid is arguably the backbone of modern society. We’re now at a
critical convergence of soaring power demand from the digital economy — driven
by the rise of electric vehicles, data centers, artificial intelligence (AI),
and other technological advances — and an aging grid that requires significant
improvement. The International Energy Agency estimates that power lines globally
will need to double in length between now and 2050, and that’s not including the
old power lines that need to be replaced. Then there’s the red tape that stands
in the way of new construction, the challenge of integrating renewable energy,
and the need for coordinated planning to modernize the grid — all of which point
to unprecedented, structural supply-and-demand shocks. 

Join Citi’s Rob Rowe, Head of the Global Strategy and Macro Group and U.S.
Regional Director of Research, and Anthony Yuen, Head of Energy Strategy in
Commodities Research, as they unpack the complexities of the global power
problem and discuss potential solutions, including long-duration energy storage,
flexible supply, demand response, and the use of AI to help model and coordinate
modern power grids. 

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Rob Rowe, Head of Global Strategy and Macro Research and U.S. Regional Director
of Research


Rob Rowe is Head of the Global Strategy and Macro Group (GSMG) as well as the
U.S. Regional Director of Research. GSMG unites all of Citi's economists with
fixed income, FX, equity and commodities strategists to create a common team
providing research on the world's major economies and asset classes. Rob has
been with Citi for 30 years serving in various capacities. He originally joined
Smith Barney Harris Upham & Company in 1989, working in investment banking,
fixed income sales and research.  In addition to his managerial
responsibilities, he continues to provide portfolio strategy for select clients
as part of his previous role overseeing the Global Bond Portfolio Analysis team.
He has written numerous articles and publications on fixed income and portfolio
strategy.

 

Anthony Yuen, Head of Energy Strategy, Commodities Research


Anthony Yuen is a Managing Director and Head of Energy Strategy, Commodities
Research at Citi. He is responsible for energy/environmental, cross-commodity,
and cross-asset strategies.  He also directs energy strategy globally, from oil,
natural gas/LNG and coal to power, renewables and emissions.  He has led many
cross-asset projects involving the upstream, midstream, downstream, utilities,
petchem, and mining sectors.  He was based in New York as the Head of Energy
Strategy before coming to Asia.  Prior to joining Citi in 2011, Anthony worked
at McKinsey in the Greater China region and at Constellation Commodities Group
in the U.S., where he was involved in the strategies and trading functions. He
previously held research and teaching positions at the University of
Pennsylvania and was a faculty member of Columbia University. Widely cited in
the media, he is frequently invited to speak at major organizations and
conferences, including the Aspen Institute, Brookings, Carnegie Endowment, CSIS,
IEA/OPEC/IEF, IIF, KAPSARC, MIT, and NREL, among others. He was a reviewer of
IEA’s World Energy Outlook and World Energy Investments, and has advised the
U.S, EIA.

Anthony received his bachelor’s and his master’s degrees in engineering
(electrical/computer/photonics) from the University of Toronto, and his Ph.D. in
Economics from the University of Pennsylvania. He is a member of and was an
Ambassador Lecturer for the Society of Petroleum Engineers.

 


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The power grid is arguably the backbone of modern society, and we’re now at a
critical convergence of the demand ramp-up of an increasingly electrified
economy and an aging power grid that requires significant improvement,
especially in incorporating more renewable but intermittent energy, such as
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