Reimagined Energy Podcast

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A weekly renewable energy video podcast featuring interviews with influential experts, academia, businesses and organizations leading the way in sustainable business and clean technology. Hosted by Maria McGowan, topics will cover a wide range of renewable energy-related projects in a conversational, informative way. Each episode will be less than 30 minutes in length.

  1. How Data Intelligence is Shaping Sustainable Energy

    OCT 23

    How Data Intelligence is Shaping Sustainable Energy

    Send us a text Today, Denis Kouroussis, co-founder and CEO of Volta Insite shares how predictive analytics and artificial intelligence are transforming the energy sector. From smarter monitoring to improved operational efficiency, the conversation highlights how data-driven insights are helping build a more sustainable energy future. Takeaways: 👷Predictive analysis is revolutionizing energy management and resilience. 🛠️Sustainability hinges on preventing equipment failures. ⚡Understanding power quality is vital for operational efficiency. #ReimaginedEnergy #PredictiveAnalytics #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Energy #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #SmartEnergy #EnergyEfficiency #Data #GreenTech #VoltaInsite  Thanks for listening. Would you like to be a sponsor, partner, or guest? Visit reimaginedenergy.com

    16 min
  2. From Oil Rigs to Carbon Storage: Noble’s Bold Shift to Net Zero

    OCT 9

    From Oil Rigs to Carbon Storage: Noble’s Bold Shift to Net Zero

    Send us a text This week, Zachary Bruton of Noble Corporation, a global offshore drilling contractor, discusses how they’re reimagining their role in the energy transition. Noble is adapting its rigs and expertise to make offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) safe and scalable. From the development of groundbreaking CO₂ well control systems, to partnerships with universities and industry players, and even test injections at Europe’s Project Greensand, Noble is showing how offshore drilling can become a cornerstone of global decarbonization. Zach also shares how Noble is decarbonizing its own operations—through efficiency upgrades, alternative fuels, and fleet-wide emissions reduction goals. Together, these efforts highlight how legacy oil and gas expertise can help build the future of net-zero energy systems. Key Takeaways: 🌍 Offshore’s Role in Climate Action – Up to 50% of global CO₂ storage could take place offshore thanks to its vast capacity and proximity to industry.  ⚙️  New Safety Tech – Noble has developed an electrical CO₂ enabler system to safely manage CO₂ well control risks. 🤝 Collaboration is Essential – Partnerships with OEMs, universities, and operators are driving innovation in CO₂ handling. 🚢 Decarbonizing the Fleet – Beyond enabling carbon storage, Noble is cutting its own emissions with efficiency gains, biofuels, and new energy strategies. Thanks for listening. Would you like to be a sponsor, partner, or guest? Visit reimaginedenergy.com

    19 min
  3. Climate Change, Mental Health & Finding Hope in Uncertainty

    SEP 25

    Climate Change, Mental Health & Finding Hope in Uncertainty

    Send us a text In this episode of Reimagined Energy, Maria chats with Jasmine Awino, a political science and economics student at Saint Mary’s University, to explore the overlooked connection between climate change and mental health. From the grief and anxiety sparked by natural disasters to the uncertainty of the energy transition, Jasmine shares her personal journey into climate advocacy, the influence of her father, and her vision to create safe spaces for conversations about eco-anxiety and resilience. This inspiring discussion highlights why caring for mental health is just as vital as caring for the planet. Key Takeaways: 🔥 Lived Experience — From Nova Scotia’s wildfires to rising food prices, climate change is already shaping daily life and wellbeing. 💭 Eco-Anxiety is Real — Climate change brings grief, uncertainty, and stress—especially when disasters disrupt daily life. 🧩 Mental Health Matters — Accessible mental health support is often missing from climate conversations, but it’s essential for resilience. 🔄 Hope in Transition — While the energy transition can feel uncertain, open dialogue and shared perspectives can empower communities to adapt together. Thanks for listening. Would you like to be a sponsor, partner, or guest? Visit reimaginedenergy.com

    14 min
  4. Climate Action Remix: Lessons from Leaders Driving Change

    SEP 18

    Climate Action Remix: Lessons from Leaders Driving Change

    Send us a text In this special remixed edition, we bring together voices from past episodes of Reimagined Energy to explore what climate action really looks like in practice. From city-led climate plans in Halifax, to nuclears role in a clean energy grid, to grassroots behavioral shifts and overcoming barriers to action — this episode distills diverse perspectives into one powerful conversation. Together, these stories remind us that addressing the climate crisis isn’t about one solution — it’s about collective effort, creativity, and courage. Key Takeaways: 🌍 Systems + People Matter: Transforming energy and climate systems requires both bold policy and the everyday choices of individuals. ⚡All Tools on the Table: Wind, solar, hydro, nuclear, storage, and behavioral shifts must work together to meet future energy demand. 🤝Equity and Inclusion Are Essential: Climate action is stronger when diverse communities, voices, and lived experiences are centered. ➡ From Fear to Action: Overcoming complex paralysis means starting where people are, shrinking the problem to the community level, and focusing on co-benefits like jobs, health, and resilience. Thanks for listening. Would you like to be a sponsor, partner, or guest? Visit reimaginedenergy.com

    50 min
  5. Flying on Water: How Artemis Technologies is Reinventing Zero-Emission Travel

    SEP 11

    Flying on Water: How Artemis Technologies is Reinventing Zero-Emission Travel

    Send us a text In this week’s episode of Reimagined Energy, David Tyler from Artemis Technologies explains how their groundbreaking electric hydrofoiling vessels are reshaping the future of maritime transport. From America’s Cup roots to commercial ferries, Artemis is proving that zero-emission, high-speed, and comfortable water travel isn’t just possible—it’s here. We dive into the tech behind e-foilers, the real-world applications for cities and commuters, and how this innovation can cut costs, reduce pollution, and create new sustainable mobility networks around the world. Key Takeaways: ⚡ Efficiency Redefined – Artemis’ e-foilers use 90% less energy than conventional ferries, thanks to hydrofoiling lift that reduces drag and maximizes battery range. 🌍 Cleaner, Quieter Cities – Zero emissions, near-silent rides, and minimal wake mean healthier communities and waterways, with reduced noise and water pollution. 🚤 Comfort Meets Speed – With advanced flight control systems, passengers enjoy smoother rides, less seasickness, and faster commutes—up to 25 knots in harbours where diesel ferries are restricted. 🤝 Scaling Globally – From Belfast to New York, Canada, and beyond, Artemis is expanding production and partnerships, positioning e-foilers as a viable solution for both public transit and luxury tourism. Thanks for listening. Would you like to be a sponsor, partner, or guest? Visit reimaginedenergy.com

    22 min
  6. Fueling the Future: HTEC’s Hydrogen Vision for Canada

    AUG 28

    Fueling the Future: HTEC’s Hydrogen Vision for Canada

    Send us a text In this episode of Reimagined Energy, we chat with Mary Fry and Rob Stevenson from HTEC, the BC-based company leading the charge in Canada’s hydrogen transition. From the groundbreaking H2 Gateway Program to a new liquefaction facility in North Vancouver, HTEC is tackling some of the biggest challenges in building hydrogen infrastructure. Mary and Rob share how HTEC is reducing emissions in heavy-duty transportation, ensuring safety and reliability, collaborating with Indigenous communities, and setting the stage for hydrogen hubs across Canada. Key Takeaways: 🚚The H2 Gateway Program: HTEC is creating a full hydrogen value chain—from production to adoption—focusing on heavy-duty trucks to slash emissions by up to 92% compared to diesel. ⚡North Vancouver Liquefaction Facility: Capturing waste hydrogen and converting it into liquid form will make distribution 800x more efficient, cutting costs and emissions. 🏆Safety & Trust: With 100,000+ kilos of hydrogen delivered and 15,000+ safe fills, HTEC’s award-winning safety record sets the standard for hydrogen infrastructure. 🤝Partnerships for Impact: From Indigenous collaboration on fueling stations to government policy advocacy, HTEC emphasizes inclusive, sustainable, and scalable hydrogen solutions. Thanks for listening. Would you like to be a sponsor, partner, or guest? Visit reimaginedenergy.com

    22 min
  7. Carbon-Negative, Community-Positive: Aeon Blue’s Renewable Revolution

    AUG 14

    Carbon-Negative, Community-Positive: Aeon Blue’s Renewable Revolution

    Send us a text This week on Reimagined Energy, we're joined by Lark Meadow, co-founder of Aeon Blue, to explore a clean energy solution that feels straight out of the future—but is being built right now in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Aeon Blue is pioneering a modular system that combines seawater electrolysis and direct air capture to create low-cost, carbon-negative e-fuels. With a pilot facility launching in 2026 and a bold vision to scale by 2050, Lark shares how the region’s world-class wind and ocean resources, local workforce, and community support are central to their plan. Key Takeaways: 🌊 Seawater + Air = Clean Fuel Aeon Blue’s technology combines seawater electrolysis and direct air capture to create carbon-negative e-fuels—no fossil inputs required. 💨 Cape Breton Is a Renewable Goldmine With some of the best wind resources in the world and strong community support, Nova Scotia is the ideal launchpad for scalable clean energy. 💰 Fossil-Free Without the Premium By optimizing upstream processes, Aeon Blue can deliver e-fuels at cost parity with traditional fuels—no green premium needed. 🌍 Carbon-Negative and Circular For every 1 ton of e-fuel produced, ~10 tons of CO₂ are impacted through removal and prevention—plus, the whole system runs waste-free. Thanks for listening. Would you like to be a sponsor, partner, or guest? Visit reimaginedenergy.com

    24 min
  8. Smart, Local, and Clean: The Future of Energy in Bridgewater

    AUG 7

    Smart, Local, and Clean: The Future of Energy in Bridgewater

    Send us a text What happens when a small town takes big action on clean energy? In this episode, we head to Bridgewater, Nova Scotia—where Mayor David Mitchell shares how the Energize Bridgewater initiative is transforming local energy systems, tackling energy poverty, and empowering residents to lead the charge. With homegrown innovations like the Bridgewise energy monitoring system, accessible clean energy financing, and a strong focus on equity, Bridgewater is showing what’s possible when data, community, and climate ambition come together. Whether you're a policymaker, sustainability advocate, or just curious about real-world energy innovation, this episode offers a blueprint for building smarter, fairer, and more resilient communities—starting at the local level. Key Takeaways 💡 Local Innovation Leads the Way Bridgewater didn’t just comply with sustainability requirements—they built a long-term plan focused on real needs like energy poverty, leading to a community-first clean energy transformation. 🏡 Residents Are at the Heart of the Solution With accessible financing, solar incentives, and home energy assessments, residents are active participants in lowering emissions and saving money. 📊 Smart Tech, Smarter Communities The town’s homegrown Bridgewise system goes beyond smart meters—collecting hyperlocal data to inform better decisions and highlight hidden energy burdens like heat islands. 🏙️ Cracking the Multi-Unit Code Bridgewater is tackling the complex challenge of energy upgrades in rental housing, finding ways to motivate landlords while protecting tenants. Thanks for listening. Would you like to be a sponsor, partner, or guest? Visit reimaginedenergy.com

    14 min
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A weekly renewable energy video podcast featuring interviews with influential experts, academia, businesses and organizations leading the way in sustainable business and clean technology. Hosted by Maria McGowan, topics will cover a wide range of renewable energy-related projects in a conversational, informative way. Each episode will be less than 30 minutes in length.

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  • Creator
    Maria McGowan
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2025
  • Episodes
    95
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    Explicit
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    © 2025 Reimagined Energy Podcast
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