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Grid & Power Infrastructure · Regulated utility monopolies have stifled grid innovation — 40-50% of infrastructure dates to 1960s
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Regulated utility monopolies have stifled grid innovation — 40-50% of infrastructure dates to 1960s
Unlike trucking, airlines, and telecom, the grid never deregulated. Monopoly utilities face no competitive pressure to innovate, leaving infrastructure old and undersized. Competitive marke…