Utility Dive: The electrification trend is one that is gathering momentum across cities, including in transportation. At a conference this month hosted by the Edison Electric Institute (EEI), General Motors’ vice president of North American Policy Dan Turton said the electrifying of cars and the growth of electric vehicles (EVs) is "going forward anyway,” regardless of what anyone else says, including those who favor propping up the fossil fuel industry.
Powell warned that while electrification will help cities cut emissions in areas like buildings and transportation — the major causes of pollution and emissions — it will have a "huge amount of demand on power" and require modernization and better use of data to cope.
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