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Chris Moller
Architect and TV show host
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Jul 8, 2026
Rewiring the Grid: The Case for Combined AC/DC Power
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2:42JeannieHOST
So this combining AC and DC into a single supply, what does it do? How?

Chris MollerGUEST
And so various people have looked at the ways of providing both DC and AC to houses.

Chris MollerGUEST
And the solutions which are around the people in Finland, for example, they provide DC to every house and then convert it to AC for all the historical things you have.

Chris MollerGUEST
The Dutch have a scheme whereby they're going to put a separate network, distribution network for DC, but that entails lots and lots of cable and lots of digging up roads and disruption and so on.

Chris MollerGUEST
In this country, we have what's called three-phase AC, which is used for farms and factories.
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5:55JeannieHOST
Because it's so crucial, how would you transition to a new system?