SCOPE ON TRENT Dr Justin Udie

In Ghana, vehicles don't queue up in fuel stations to purchase premium motor spirits (PMS). This is not the case in some other West African Countries. In this episode, Mr. Joseph Ataawiyueni - Senior Transmission Officer and Contractor Management at the Ghanian Transmission and Terminal Department, BOST; shade light on how the downstream sector of the Ghana oil industry is deregulated to ensure that market forces play a significant role in oil importation, storage, and distribution.


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Covered in this podcast include: 

Causes of global Energy price inflation. Was this crisis predicted? Opportunities for and threats for OPEC and fossil dependent economies, Russia's Energy influence, and opportunity for Nations to become energy self-sufficient, and some attempts to preempt future energy prices


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The UK and indeed the world energy bills have soared leading increase in households energy bills. This increase is blamed on Covid-19, 2021, the Geopolitical conflict between the EU, USA, and Russia, etc. In this Podcast, Dr Babajide Nathaniel expressed his views on the cause, impacts, the future of renewables, and UK's potential energy self-sufficiency 


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In this podcast, Hannah Wakley shares her leading experience as a climate and environmental activist in Leicester. She provided insights on what local communities can do to add up the overall national programme on climate change mitigation. The idea is to support communities in building their demands from COP26 in Glasgow, United Kingdom. 

Hannah is a member of Leicester Friends of the Earth and has over 15 years of experience working effectively with communities on relevant issues.


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My guest on this Episode of the ScopeonTrent is Jessa Barder from Otago Museum, New Zealand. We discussed local community actions and bottom-up activities taken to address the climate crisis.  Jessa is a climate activist and leading role model in “100 women, 100 words...Infinite Possibilities”. An intervention that showcases women working in science, technology, engineering, and Maths (STEM). She combines her communication expertise and interest at the Otago Museum in driving women in STEM and in facilitating honest conversations on climate issues. She will share her activities and provide in-depth suggestions on how communities can approach climate impacts, mitigation and possible adaptation, from New Zealand's perspective.


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As a build up to #COP26 in Glasgow, extensive conversations around community resilience, and adaptation possibilities are commissioned to strengthen proposals and equip all proponents in the conference with what to ask from the UN and national governments.

Joining me this  week to discuss local actions against climate change and how communities could adapt and mitigate climate crisis is Mel Gould. She was the Green Party’s Candidate for Leicester West in 2017 the UK General Elections. Mel is a community activist involved in several sustainable community initiatives such as Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace International and others aimed at building resilience, climate mitigation and green systems.




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