The Energy Transition Show with Chris Nelder

How must the oil and gas industry prepare for the world to stop using their products entirely by 2050?

Climate scientist Dr. Michael E. Mann answers some of the hottest questions today about climate science.

Is offshore wind dead in the water, or just facing some temporary turbulence? Chris Nelder reports on the offshore wind sector from the UK.

A small island in Scotland became the world’s first community to launch an off-grid electric system powered by wind, water and solar. Here’s how they did it.

Exploring the clash between systemic pessimists and technological optimists in the energy transition debate. Highlighting the importance of constructive discussions, debunking myths about renewable energy, and addressing the growing demand for elements used in technologies. Distinguishing between the perspectives of doomers and transitionistas, emphasizing the feasibility of the energy transition. Discussing concerns and circular strategies in PV module production. Summarizing significant events in the energy sector and a bank's plan for energy transition.

Are EV sales about to go through a rapid adoption phase, portending a peak in global oil demand before the end of this decade?

Contra the new pro-nuclear zeitgeist that has bamboozled climate hawks, nuclear power is not at the dawning of a new age, but at the end of its old age.

Can ancient architectural and building techniques be used today to help keep buildings comfortable without using energy?

Energy researcher Jonathan Koomey rejoins us to review the major stories we have covered over the past year and see how the energy transition has progressed.

Regulatory capture is rife in Texas, and it explains a lot about how the losers of the energy transition have rigged the state’s systems in their favor.