Molecules & Electrons Episode 23: Roman Kramanchuck, S&P Global
Can the Northeast's electric grid keep up with what's coming? As electricity demand accelerates for the first time in decades, utilities, regulators, and energy companies are being forced to answer some difficult questions. Are we building enough power generation? Is the grid ready for widespread electrification? And are our climate ambitions aligned with physical reality? In this episode of Molecules and Electrons, we welcome Roman Kramarchuk Head of Integrated Narratives and Policy Analysis at S&P Global Commodity Insights , a recognized expert who has spent more than 30 years analyzing the intersection of energy markets, technology, and climate policy. Together, we explore what's driving the surge in electricity demand, where the energy transition may be encountering unexpected obstacles, and how the Northeast can balance reliability, affordability, and decarbonization. If you've never listened to Molecules and Electrons before, this is the perfect place to start.






