Host Llewellyn King and Co-host Linda Gasparello discuss the turmoil in the United Kingdom, from soaring energy prices to Prime Minister Liz Truss’s U-turns to Scotland’s push for independence.

Host Llewellyn King discusses the revolution underway in battery technology with John Howes, principal at Redland Energy Group.

Host Llewellyn King and Co-host Linda Gasparello discuss the daunting array of challenges facing Liz Truss, Britain’s new prime minister.

Llewellyn King and Suriya Jayanti, an energy strategist and former U.S. diplomat, discuss the energy crisis that is unfolding urgently in Europe, impacting the United States and the world.

Llewellyn King discusses the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act on electric utilities with Joy Ditto, President and CEO of the American Public Power Association, and Louis Finkel, Senior Vice President of Government Relations for the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association.

Llewellyn King and Linda Gasparello discuss how a visionary French Cognac maker and distributor, Jean Monnet, working for Churchill in Washington in 1940, was able to get Roosevelt to send armaments to the British, and would become one of the founding fathers of the European Union.

Host Llewellyn King talks with Clinton Vince, Chair of the U.S. Energy Practice of Dentons, the world’s largest law firm, on what makes a Washington lawyer.

Electricity is the vital commodity of the future. At the Edison Electric Institute’s annual meeting in Orlando, Host Llewellyn King speaks with utility CEOs, including Eric Silagy of Florida Power & Light, about how they’re keeping the electricity flowing during fires, ice storms, and supply chain disruption, and are innovating. Second and final episode in a series.

The electric revolution is upon us, but how well is it going? Host Llewellyn King speaks with Philip Moeller, executive vice president of the Edison Electric Institute and others at the group’s annual meeting.