Hear from energy pioneers from across the globe who are accelerating the shift to clean local energy by making their own electric power for their homes, offices, and communities. Join TED speaker and serial Tech CEO Bill Nussey and producer Sam Easterby as they talk to the individuals who are disrupting the century-old grid monopoly and making clean, local energy a reality.
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Lovins takes us back to the birth of local energy with the book “Small is Profitable,” and tells us why local energy makes even more sense today socially, politically, and economically.
Lovins takes us back to the birth of local energy with the book “Small is Profitable,” and tells us why local energy makes even more sense today socially, politically, and economically.
FREYR may not be a household name in the US but their CEO is delivering on his vision to make the most efficient and most environmentally responsible battery plant in the US.
FREYR may not be a household name in the US but their CEO is delivering on his vision to make the most efficient and most environmentally responsible battery plant in the US.
John Berger and Michael Grasso of Sunnova share their vision for solar+battery neighborhoods and why California’s state regulators are dragging their feet
How Sun King’s products and novel financing mechanism allow some of the lowest income people on earth to benefit from safe, affordable electricity.
How the DOE is going beyond science and engineering to help companies understand the emerging business models, financial viability, and long-term value of clean energy.
Barnard shares his views on which clean energy technologies he would bet on in the global race to a clean and affordable energy future.
In this episode host Bill Nussey talks with Andy Klump, founder and CEO of Shanghai-based Clean Energy Associates, the leading global solar and storage supply chain management and engineering services firm. Klump walks us through how and why the economics of solar are shifting in the short term and the role an energy crisis in China as well as backlogs in global shipping are having on US solar and battery projects.
What should the new administration focus on? How do we balance domestic manufacturing with low cost imports? Abby shares her insights on this and much more.
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