
Corey O’Meara (E.ON): Finding Real Quantum Advantage in Grid Optimization
THE SO WHAT
A five‑person quantum team embedded with E.ON’s business units is a template: small, focused, and tied to specific optimization bottlenecks in grid planning and ML. If you’re in heavy infra or energy, the move now is not “buy a quantum computer” but stand up a skunkworks that can translate real constraints into candidate quantum problems.
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