Cleaning Up: Leadership in an Age of Climate Change

Germany's Secretary of State for the Energiewende - Ep88: Patrick Graichen

Jun 1, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
Agorja Enagivende Reports - That's a Lie.
01:34 • 2min
3
German Energy Policy - Is That a Good Thing?
03:22 • 2min
4
Are You Working Right Now on a Package of Policies to Accelerate the Transition?
04:57 • 3min
5
The Heat Pump Revolution in Germany
07:28 • 2min
6
How Do We Subsidize a Heat Pump?
09:01 • 2min
7
Three Constraints of the Energy Transition
10:57 • 3min
8
Is There a Local Content Push That Will Harm the Transition?
13:51 • 3min
9
Do You Think Germany Will Be Friends-Shored?
16:32 • 3min
10
Is This Going to Be a Permanent Change?
19:46 • 3min
11
Are We Not Looking at Unwinding 25 Years of Low Inflation?
22:20 • 2min
12
Is There a More State Involvement in Energy?
24:31 • 2min
13
Is There a Tradeoff Between Climate and Nuclear?
26:29 • 5min
14
Is There a Conflict Between Climate and Security?
31:09 • 3min
15
German Energy Policy
34:10 • 3min
16
Is It Better to Burn More Coal in the Short Term?
37:04 • 3min
17
The Ennegevender
40:06 • 4min
18
The German Nuclear Strategy
44:13 • 4min
19
Green Hydrogen - Where's the Storage?
47:49 • 2min
20
Is There an Alternative?
49:26 • 4min
21
Gas Prices - Are They Going to Be Back to Where They Are?
53:18 • 4min
22
Is There a Future for Energy Intensification in Europe?
57:27 • 4min
23
Are We Able to Get Down Drilling Costs?
01:01:24 • 2min
24
The Third One Is an Absolute Must
01:03:26 • 2min
25
Minister Patrick Grygen, Secretary of State in the German Ministry for the Economy and Climate Action
01:05:28 • 3min