The Value Perspective The Value Perspective ESG Mini Series with Matthew Wald
Welcome back to another episode in our ESG series. This week we’re welcoming guest Matthew L Wald to the pod. Matthew was a reporter for the New York Times from 1977 – 2014, where he wrote extensively on various energy topics, but specialised in civilian nuclear power after the Three Mile Island accident in Pennsylvania in 1979. He’s also written extensively on the production of materials for nuclear weapons and its resulting environmental problems. Today he is a senior adviser for the Nuclear Energy Institute. Juan was joined by Andrew Lyddon for this episode and they covered the following with Matthew – where nuclear has it wrong, the biggest modern misconception around nuclear power, what are some issues around nuclear waste and how do different countries handle it, what exactly is levelized cost of electricity and why is it useful when discussing energy infrastructure, and finally a real world live experiment – California – in more ways than you may think!
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