Hormuz Crisis: This is what resilient infrastructure looks like
May 7, 2026
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as posted by the channelDonald Trump's war with Iran has led many to a rethink of the global economy. With his presidency already weakening relations between Britain and the US and uniting European nations, events like the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz raise further questions about our dependency on the global oil markets, as well as fossil fuels altogether.
Edward Fitzpatrick of ConFlow Power Group joins Ava to imagine what greener, smarter, genuinely resilient infrastructure could look like in Britain and beyond, and peels back the curtain on the AI powering it.
In this interview, Edward tells us how an artificial intelligence revolution could transform Britain, what's been holding it back so far, and about alternatives to widely unpopular and resource-hungry data centres.
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