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Can This Room-Sized Board Game Help Utilities Plan for Dramatic Changes in the Electric Sector?
February 29, 2016 /
A board game called Newtonian Shift squeezes two decades of energy transition into a few hours.
Running an electric utility is a complex, serious business. So when 25 professionals gathered in a large meeting room in downtown Toronto to play a board game, some were understandably skeptical.
As the journalist in the room, I was among the skeptical. What could we — a mix of utility executives, technology suppliers, government officials, industry regulators, and outside observers — possibly get out of such a simple exercise?
Quite a bit, it turns out.
by Tyler Hamilton
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Posted in: Energy and Climate Change
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