The Greener Tech Podcast Charles Pearce & Sonia Pighini

In this episode we're joined by Chris Chamberlain, co-founder of Dodona Analytics. They are a tech business, using data which in turn helps DNOs, CPOs and other key partners within the energy ecosystem to make intelligent decisions. 

With record breaking EV sales, it's integral that infrastructure can keep up with the surging need for power, but just as important these decisions are fit for the future, suitable to requirements and importantly, profitable 

In this episode we discuss: 

- What intelligent decisions can be made, throughout the energy ecosystem 
- How can software keep hardware ahead of the curve 
- What have been the biggest restrictions as a business?
- How Dodona are going worldwide, with plans to launch on multiple continents 
- Is the UKs EV infrastructure too complicated? 




This podcast is proudly sponsored by Down To Earth Recruitment, leaders in clean tech and ethical developments. For information on career opportunities with ethical companies please visit https://www.d2e.io

In this episode of The Greener Tech Podcast, we are joined by Trevor Sewell, CEO of TSSM Perpetual. 
With a lifetime of experience in logistics and a 30-year+ long career at UPS behind him, Trevor has recently founded Perpetual, a consultancy and movement with the goal of providing sustainable and socially responsible solutions for e-commerce supply chains.
With Trevor, we dive into a variety of topics, including the environmental impact of e-commerce logistics, returns, future challenges and how we can address them.
So, sit back, relax and enjoy this episode!
This podcast is proudly sponsored by Down To Earth Recruitment, leaders in clean tech and ethical developments. For information on career opportunities with ethical companies please visit https://www.d2e.io

In this episode we talk about a 'first of its kind' partnership between Private, Public Sector, and active projects to reduce carbon at scale. 

With James, we dive straight into who Bristol City Leap are, and the ambitious enterprise goals they set out to achieve. 

Over the next 20 years, Bristol City Leap will invest nearly £1 Billion into low carbon energy infrastructure, such as solar, wind, heat networks, heat pumps and energy efficiency measures – massively aiding Bristol's aims to be carbon neutral by 2030.

We uncover the wider role that large-scale sustainability projects not just on the environment, but how social and economic value can blossom and grow. Through this, it is expected 1000 Bristol jobs will be created, really shaping how the next generation of eco-jobs and skillsets will look like.

James also expands on how assets like EV chargers and even wind turbines can be turned into lucrative 'investments' while also decarbonising the grid.
This podcast is proudly sponsored by Down To Earth Recruitment, leaders in clean tech and ethical developments. For information on career opportunities with ethical companies please visit https://www.d2e.io

In today's episode of The Greener Tech Podcast, we are joined by Manish Pillay, CEO and founder of DOCK-Y. 

DOCK-Y is a cutting-edge technology company that focuses on developing tech solutions to improve micromobility safety. DOCK-Y has been making waves in this industry for their innovative approach that combines AI computer-vision hardware and software to promote safety and efficiency.

During this episode, we delve into some of the pressing issues in the micromobility world, including safety concerns and ongoing debates around e-scooters. Our guest from DOCK-Y shares his insights and expertise on these topics, shedding light on how their company is working towards creating a safer and greener future. 

So sit back, relax, and join us for this insightful conversation on the Greener Tech Podcast!
This podcast is proudly sponsored by Down To Earth Recruitment, leaders in clean tech and ethical developments. For information on career opportunities with ethical companies please visit https://www.d2e.io

In this episode, we speak to Jack Holland, Head of Northern Europe for PADAM mobility. The business was founded just 9 years ago by a group of university students, and are now owned by SIEMENS 

Jack has helped to launch demand responsive transport (DRT) with the likes of Arriva. Jack and his team are working with with local authorities to help them offer solutions with mobility, be that community vehicles, shared DRT buses, or levies on subsidising public transport 

PADAM operate the largest DRT network in Europe, based in/around the Greater-Paris region with nearly 150 vehicles. We get to understand why this has had so much success, what are the contributing factors, and what the UK has taken onboard to refresh our mobility network 



This podcast is proudly sponsored by Down To Earth Recruitment, leaders in clean tech and ethical developments. For information on career opportunities with ethical companies please visit https://www.d2e.io

In this episode of The Greener Tech Podcast we are joined by Arun Anand, founder of Electric Miles. Electric Miles is a company that helps people interact with their own energy or others’ energy when it suits them best or benefits them the most. Starting with EVs they want to allow users to buy, sell, share, hold or transfer stored energy in many flexible ways – to save money, to earn money, or to protect the energy system and the environment.
Their aim is to simplify consumer experience and help them make the greener choice. With Arun, we talk about what his company does, how their advanced technology which combines the power of their software with 3rd party hardware and EVs works, and how it works towards the greater good and energy system decentralisation.
This podcast is proudly sponsored by Down To Earth Recruitment, leaders in clean tech and ethical developments. For information on career opportunities with ethical companies please visit https://www.d2e.io