Nick Broad, Director at DNV, explains the widespread demand-side and supply chain bottlenecks affecting utility energy programs.
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“We have dozens of Quantitative examples of giant projects that won't complete, won't happen because of, you know, you just can't get the chiller, or you can't find the people to do the installations, and that is systemic everywhere.”
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