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- Catalyst · 6 Aug 2026 The electrician shortage slowing the AI boom with Raymond Hawkins, chief customer officer, Compass Datacenters How much is the shortage of electricians actually holding back data center construction, and what can anyone do about it?
- Steel For Fuel · 13 Mar 2026 The robots are coming by Andy Lubershane, Partner and Head of Research, Energy Impact Partners Why should anyone building energy infrastructure care about robotics, and how far has the field actually got?
- Steel For Fuel · 16 Jul 2025 On linemen, robots, hands, and brains by Andy Lubershane, Partner and Head of Research, Energy Impact Partners Can robots relieve the shortage of skilled manual workers, such as utility linemen, that is starting to constrain the energy transition?
- Steel For Fuel · 28 May 2025 An Ode to “Physical AI” by Andy Lubershane, Partner and Head of Research, Energy Impact Partners Which branch of artificial intelligence will actually move the physical things that energy and climate depend on?
- Catalyst · 4 Apr 2025 Specialized AI brains for physical industry with Sam Smith-Eppsteiner, partner, Innovation Endeavors Do physical industries need their own specialized AI products, or will the big general-purpose models eventually get good enough to do the job?
- Catalyst · 20 Mar 2025 The coming robotics wave with Andy Lubershane, partner and head of research, Energy Impact Partners Robots are not new and neither is the labor shortage, so why has robotics suddenly become interesting in energy and climate, and where would it matter most?
- Catalyst · 22 Oct 2024 Inside Crusoe’s energy-first approach to data centers with Chase Lochmiller, co-founder and CEO, Crusoe If you site computing around energy instead of siting energy around computing, what changes?