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Apr 14, 2025 • 31min

176. Renewables are dominating the Electrification of an Energy-hungry world (with Ember) - Apr 25

Nicolas Fulghum, an analyst at Ember and co-author of their Global Electricity Review, discusses the explosive growth of electricity demand in 2024. He reveals that electricity consumption is rapidly rising, doubling the last decade's growth, primarily fueled by renewables. Solar energy takes center stage as a major driver, with generation expected to double in just three years. Fulghum highlights how the electrification of transportation and the demands of AI-driven data centers are reshaping the energy landscape, setting the stage for a clean energy future.
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Apr 7, 2025 • 30min

175. Capitalizing on the Infrastructure giants’ Blind Spots - Apr25

Chris Rozzell, Managing Partner of Cresta Funds, dives into the intricacies of investing in underappreciated sub-sectors like mid-stream infrastructure. He reveals how a focused approach can capitalize on blind spots left by larger funds. The conversation spans crucial areas such as waste gas, biofuels, and sustainable aviation fuel, shedding light on the evolving landscape shaped by new U.S. policies. Rozzell also emphasizes the profitability of pursuing niche market opportunities while navigating the complexities of ESG investing.
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Mar 31, 2025 • 31min

174. Live from Cambridge – Laurent and Gerard with Pr. David Cebon on Electrifying trucks

A vibrant discussion unfolds at Cambridge University, as experts delve into the electrification of trucks. Technical and economic challenges are tackled, with insights on the shift from diesel to electric and hydrogen options. Innovative ideas like electric roads and battery swapping technologies shine a light on future possibilities. The importance of collaborative efforts in navigating logistics and infrastructure is emphasized, ensuring a sustainable transition in the trucking industry. Students actively engage, making for an exciting exchange of ideas.
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Mar 24, 2025 • 33min

173. The politization of Critical Materials - Mar25

Richard Tite, Chief Investment Officer at TechMet, discusses the critical mineral landscape amidst rising global tensions. He explains how the U.S. and EU are investing billions to reduce reliance on China's supply chains for materials like lithium and cobalt. The podcast also dives into the complexities of lithium extraction and the innovative Direct Lithium Extraction technology. Tite outlines the challenges and geopolitical stakes in the battery race, emphasizing the importance of building independent solutions to secure the future of energy.
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Mar 17, 2025 • 25min

172. The new age of Energy Security, Flexibility, and Resilience (with Eurelectric)

Kristian Ruby, Secretary General of Eurelectric, is an expert in energy security and sustainable systems. He shares gripping tales from his visit to Ukraine, where power engineers keep crucial services running during air raids. The podcast dives into energy security challenges fueled by geopolitical tensions, cyber threats, and extreme weather. Kristian also highlights exciting advancements in E-Mobility, particularly Vehicle-to-Grid technology, and discusses the shift towards a resilient, clean electricity future that benefits consumers and communities alike.
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29 snips
Mar 3, 2025 • 26min

171. PPAs and Tolling: lessons for the future - Mar25

Explore the shifting landscape of Power Purchase Agreements with insights on the stable corporate demand and the rise of innovative deal structures. Discover the impact of new technologies like battery storage on the market, and how hybrid models are changing the game. The podcast also dives into predictions for 2025 and the growing influence of negative pricing. Plus, celebrate Pexapark’s first venture into the US market with the acquisition of Renewafi, marking a significant step in their American expansion!
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24 snips
Feb 24, 2025 • 26min

170. Why is the electricity Supercycle unstoppable? Gerard in Davos

Andreas Schierenbeck, CEO of Hitachi Energy, shares insights from the World Economic Forum in Davos. He discusses the unstoppable electricity supercycle, driven by electrification and digital demand. The conversation highlights how AI and renewables are revolutionizing energy solutions and the critical role of electricity in transitioning from fossil fuels. Schierenbeck emphasizes Hitachi’s commitment to sustainability and the challenges of managing grid demands, particularly in Norway, while advocating for cooperation to enhance energy security.
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29 snips
Feb 17, 2025 • 30min

169. 2025 State of play in the battery universe - Feb25

Aaron Wade, Business Development Lead at Gaussion and Project Director for the Volta Foundation, dives deep into the booming battery industry. He discusses the pivotal role of China in battery production and the rise of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) technology. Aaron elaborates on the supply chain dynamics, the anticipated changes in battery chemistries like sodium-ion, and the ongoing challenges of recycling. The conversation also touches on market consolidation and how innovative designs are shaping the future of electric vehicles and energy storage solutions.
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Feb 3, 2025 • 18min

168. "Invest where it hurts!" - Laurent at Pexapark

Join an enlightening conversation focusing on where to invest in the Energy Transition. Explore a unique investment typology, from aspirational to salvation attempts. Discover the contrasting strategies between Europe and the U.S. and the challenges in solar and wind investments. The discussion dives into the contentious role of hydrogen, its inefficiencies, and the promise of battery technology. Finally, navigate through regulatory challenges in Europe versus the flexibility of Texas's market. It’s a thought-provoking look at the future of clean energy.
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29 snips
Jan 27, 2025 • 33min

167. The future growth of LNG - Jan 25

Seb Kennedy, a leading market analyst and Founding Editor of Energy Flux, dives into the rapidly changing world of liquefied natural gas. He discusses the major influences shaping the market, including COVID-19, geopolitical tensions, and the surge in U.S. export capacity. Kennedy highlights Qatar's role as a low-cost producer and predicts a surplus in LNG supply due to large capacities from both the U.S. and Qatar. He also tackles the complexities of pricing and Europe’s intertwined challenges of decarbonization, security, and affordability.

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