Peterson: Blue tech will avoid high-voltage transmission permitting gridlock
Alyssa Peterson · What climatetech can learn from the oceans · Oct 13, 2022 · at 32:39
SeaAhead's Alyssa Peterson explains to Shayle Kann why emerging ocean climate technologies will overcome marine permitting bottlenecks.
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“Why I think there's that the, why this won't be the high-voltage transmission of you know, corollary Is because we just need to be supportive of the, of this group of companies that are trying to solve you know, solve these impact issues.”
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