Energi Talks

Markham interviews Debrup Das, head of Renewables, North America, Hitachi Energy.

Markham interviews Janetta McKenzie, manager of the Pembina Institute’s oil and gas program.

Markham interviews Calgary-based Carbon Upcycling's chief operating officer Juliane Kniebel.

Markham interviews Farzam Sepanta, Carleton University, co-author of “Quantifying the net impact of hybrid work on greenhouse gas emissions associated with workplace and residential energy consumption.”

Markham interviews Michele Demers, CEO of US firm Boundless Impact Research & Analytics.

Markham interviews UK-based IDTechX analyst Maia Benstead about her new report “Stationary Fuel Cell Markets 2025-2035: Technologies, Players & Forecasts,” which suggests that the stationary fuel cell market will exceed US$8 billion by 2035.  

Markham interviews Prof. Mark Winfield, of York University's Environmental and Urban Change and co-chair of the Faculty's Sustainable Energy Initiative.

Markham interviews Dr. Joe Vipond, a Calgary ER doctor and well-known climate activist, who asked to appear on Energi Talks to rebut the argument that we should stop talking about climate and focus instead on the energy transition. 

Markham interviews Chris Severson-Baker, executive director, Pembina Institute, and co-author of a recent op-ed, “The new energy economy has arrived, and Canada must pay attention.”

Dr. Alex Holland, Research Director at IDTechEx and author of a comprehensive report on lithium-ion batteries, discusses the intriguing trends in battery prices. He highlights the implications of falling costs for the electric vehicle market and renewable energy integration. The conversation delves into China's clean energy policies and their impact on global competition, notably against the U.S. He also unpacks the fluctuating prices of key battery materials and the dynamics of the global battery market, underscoring innovation and growing demand.