The Hypercube Energy Podcast explores the application of technology, data and AI across the energy sector.
In the fast-moving energy landscape, organisations of all sizes need to understand and adopt emerging tech to tackle complex problems, identify new areas of innovation and capitalise on opportunity.
What should an energy technology strategy look like?
How do we identify what problems to solve first?
What innovations are being made in the industry?
These are the questions that host Adam Sroka seeks to answer on this show.
In each episode, he sits down with tech experts and business leaders from the energy sector to understand exactly how they are solving energy-specific data challenges today.
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Scaling battery storage: assets, markets and AI | Dan Moore, Root-Power
On this episode of the Hypercube Energy Podcast, Adam Sroka speaks with Dan Moore, (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-moore-tmiet-miod-13239589/) Head of Asset Management at Root-Power (https://www.root-power.com/), about the changing UK battery storage market and what it takes to build and operate increasingly large and complex portfolios.
With Root-Power developing an 860 MW portfolio of four-hour battery storage projects, Dan explores how the market is evolving and what that means for asset management. He discusses capacity market reform, long-duration storage and new commercial models, as well as why data and AI should form part of asset management from day one.
Adam and Dan cover:
The evolution of the UK battery storage market
Managing larger and more complex BESS portfolios
Capacity market reform and long-duration storage
The role of data and AI in battery asset management
The opportunity ahead for UK energy storage
26 Aug 2026
43 years in energy: beyond the race for cheap power | Clark MacFarlane, Siemens Gamesa
On this episode of the Hypercube Energy Podcast, Adam Sroka speaks with Clark MacFarlane (https://www.linkedin.com/in/clark-macfarlane-06809810/), former UK Chairman at Siemens Gamesa (https://www.siemensgamesa.com/global/en/home.html), about what it will take to build the infrastructure, supply chains and workforce needed for the decades ahead.
After a 43-year career spanning energy, technology, defence and infrastructure, Clark reflects on how dramatically the sector has changed and why the next phase will require even greater ambition. He discusses the evolution of offshore wind, his role in helping shape the Offshore Wind Sector Deal, and why consistent policy is essential if industry is expected to invest, scale and deliver.
The conversation also looks at the UK supply chain, grid expansion, project economics and the importance of playing to national strengths in areas such as engineering, ports, logistics, digital technology and AI. Clark explains why long-term certainty matters more than short-term price pressure, and why building enough electricity infrastructure to meet future demand will depend on creating an industry capable of delivering at sustained scale.
Adam and Clark discuss:
How the UK energy sector has changed over the past four decades
The Offshore Wind Sector Deal and the importance of long-term policy
Building stronger UK supply chains and creating sustainable jobs
The scale of grid and electricity infrastructure needed over the next 30 years
The role of innovation, AI and digital tools in project delivery
5 Aug 2026
The future grid: intelligent or insufficient? | Sam Mathew, Microsoft
On this episode of the Hypercube Energy Podcast, Adam Sroka speaks with Sam Mathew (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-mathew/), Director and Industry Lead for Energy & Utilities at Microsoft (https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb), about how AI, digital technologies and data are informing the next generation of the energy sector.
Drawing on experience spanning offshore oil and gas, consulting and technology, Sam shares why the energy industry's biggest challenges are no longer technical, but organisational. Success will depend on modernising critical infrastructure, attracting the next generation of talent and embedding intelligent digital systems across the energy sector.
The conversation explores the energy trilemma, AI-driven electricity demand, digital substations, grid modernisation and the importance of embedding intelligence across the energy system. Sam also discusses why the future grid must become more adaptive, why technology should empower people rather than replace them, and how learning from other industries and countries can help accelerate progress.
Adam and Sam discuss:
Why the energy sector must embrace AI and digital transformation
The challenge of modernising the electricity grid
Digital substations and intelligent infrastructure
Why people and culture matter more than technology
AI, data centres and the future of energy demand
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