The Switch - to a green economy

Kristina Hagström Ilievska
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The Switch - to a green economy

A podcast about energy, innovation and the people that make it happen. Join the Switch to a greeneconomy and a planet in balance. Hosted by Kristina Hagström-Ilievska and Alexander Helling fromBaseload Capital.

  1. 12 NOV.

    Trump and the climate – what changes and what doesn’t?

    Donald Trump is soon back in office, and his return marks a new chapter for U.S. climate policy. In this video, we dive into the changes already underway and the potential impact on climate action and environmental regulations. From revisiting energy policies to redefining America's stance on international climate agreements like the Paris Agreement, Trump’s administration is shaping a new direction for the climate agenda. What will this mean for renewable energy, fossil fuels, and the global climate fight? Join us as we explore the shifts in policy, the impacts on environmental protections, and what lies ahead in this new era.

    31 min

  2. 15 OKT.

    Crazy times working the Capitol Hill

    Crazy times working the Capitol Hill! 🏃🏻‍♂️‍➡️🏃🏻‍♀️‍➡️🏛️  In our latest episode of our podcast ‘The Switch – to a green economy ‘, Kristina Hagström-Ilievska tells the story of running around, slightly confused, in the corridors of power, speed-dating senators and members of Congress at the heart of the U.S. political system.  You’ll learn:  How you prepare What you need to know What you need to do ... when working in advocacy. In other words, how you get politicians to listen to you - and even get on your side.  Do you also pitch ideas in your line of work? Feel free to share your thoughts and tips in the comments!

    27 min

  3. 10 SEP.

    Collaborating to scale up geothermal energy - Jerome Cainglet, President and COO, EDC

    Geothermal is the holy grail of renewables!   Without a renewable energy source that can deliver 24 hours a day, seven days a week, we will not be able to build a decarbonized world.   These are the words of Jerome Cainglet, the President of Energy Development Corporation (EDC), the second-largest geothermal energy producer in the world.   He also believes that collaboration and innovation are key to scaling geothermal energy worldwide.  Did you know that geothermal is #alwayson?

    35 min

  4. 13 AUG.

    Homegrown critical minerals - is that possible? - John Worth, CEO Geo40

    Critical minerals might be flowing underground, right beneath your feet!  That is great news.  Because the minerals we need for clean technologies like electrical vehicles, solar panels and digital screens, often come from dirty, unsustainable mining processes concentrated in a few countries.   John Worth, the CEO of Geo40, extracts minerals like lithium and silica from fluids, either from geothermal plants or other underground resources, without any rock crushing involved.  Hear his story in the latest episode of our podcast, ‘The Switch – to a green economy.’ Watch it on YouTube, listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.  Did you know that these minerals can be found in fluids?

    29 min

  5. 9 JULI

    Cutting offshore wind costs IKEA style - Sam Kanner, CEO Aikido

    Cutting offshore wind costs IKEA style!  That’s what Sam Kanner and his company Aikido have set out to do.  80% of the world's potential wind energy potential exists over deeper water, where the wind platforms need to be floating.   There’s just one problem: building, assembling and installing large, commercial-scale floating wind farms is costly and takes a long time, up to 10 years.  Aikido’s solution: a foldable, submersible technology that aims to build and assemble offshore wind farms twice as fast, just using a third of the space needed today. Almost like a flat pack from IKEA ...  Watch this episode on YouTube or listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts to hear more.  Did you know floating wind energy held such great potential?  #WindPower #InnovativeTechnology #GreenInnovation #CleanEnergy

    41 min

  6. 11 JUNI

    Decarbonizing the UK with networked heat pumps - Tamsin Lishman, CEO Kensa Group

    Heat pumps are a key technology to get to net zero and we need an estimated 400 million more of them by 2030.  Kensa Group is leading the way in the UK, decarbonizing heating in whole city blocks with networked heat pumps.   Tamsin Lishman, CEO of Kensa Group, is our guest in the latest episode of our podcast 'The Switch – to a green economy'. She says this is a huge opportunity not only to decarbonize, but also to fight fuel poverty, since the end solution is more affordable than traditional gas or electric heating systems.  Watch this episode on YouTube or listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.  How do you heat or cool the house where you live?

    23 min

  7. 14 MAJ

    The cleantech revolution - a journalist's perspective, Amy Harder at Cipher

    “Carbon is the trash of the climate era”.    Amy Harder explains climate change and climate tech so anyone can understand it. Deciphering those complexities is the overarching mission at Cipher News, where she is the Executive Editor.    We invited her to our latest episode of our podcast 'The Switch – to a green economy', to talk about, among other things, why knowledge about  the energy transition needs to increase.     One major reason, she said, is that we need to be able to get clear and concise answers to questions and concerns around the roll-out of clean  energy.  Cipher News is founded by Bill Gates’ network Breakthrough Energy.    Here are a few links to articles on Cipher News that we mention in the show:  https://ciphernews.com/articles/paper-weighing-down-europes-renewables-push/  https://ciphernews.com/articles/a-treasure-hunt-for-underground-hydrogen-is-on/  https://ciphernews.com/articles/welcome-to-our-wild-and-wonky-climate-future-5/  https://www.latimes.com/newsletters/boiling-point

    37 min

  8. 9 APR.

    Changing the fossil fuel industry from the inside - Allyson Anderson Book, Baker Hughes

    28% less greenhouse gas emissions.  That’s what Baker Hughes achieved only three years after committing to a net-zero goal by 2050. Coming from a history of over 100 years serving the oil and gas industry with drilling equipment, they were one of the first companies in their sector to announce such a target.   Allyson Anderson Book is Baker Hughes’ Chief Sustainability Officer and our guest on the latest episode of The Switch – to a green economy.   Three main activities got their emissions down:  Increased energy efficiency  Changing to a low-carbon vehicle fleet More renewable and zero-carbon electricity This first step on the road to net-zero has focused on the company’s own operations.  Changing the emissions of their suppliers and customers will be a tougher nut to crack. But to make change happen, you have to start in your own backyard.  Watch on YouTube, listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.  Were you surprised to hear an oil service company having a net-zero goal?

    33 min
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A podcast about energy, innovation and the people that make it happen. Join the Switch to a greeneconomy and a planet in balance. Hosted by Kristina Hagström-Ilievska and Alexander Helling fromBaseload Capital.

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    Kristina Hagström Ilievska
  • Aktiva år
    2021 - 2024
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    63
  • Åldersgräns
    Barnvänligt
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