In Ep. 242, Tim Gould of the IEA returns to the show to discuss the insights from their annual report, the World Energy Outlook. What are the implications of world demand for all fossil fuels peaking and beginning a slow decline within the next five years, as renewables become the dominant source of electricity? https://xenetwork.org/ets/episodes/episode-242-iea-outlook-2025/
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In Ep. 241, we speak with Luke Ames Blackaby of Ofgem, the UK energy regulator, about how the agency supports the development of technologies that can help the UK evolve its energy systems to meet its decarbonization targets.
Part 2 of a miniseries.
https://xenetwork.org/ets/episodes/episode-241-evolving-the-uk-energy-system-part-2/
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We kick off the new year for @TransitionShow with a miniseries on the #energytransition in the UK. In Ep. 240, we speak with Adam Berman of Energy UK about some of the UK’s world-leading efforts to meet its decarbonization goals. https://xenetwork.org/ets/episodes/episode-240-evolving-the-uk-energy-system-part-1/
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In Ep. 239, mathematician Doyne Farmer of Oxford University explains why conventional economic modeling has failed to anticipate the actual speed of the energy transition, and why using “complexity economics” can give us a much more accurate picture of it.
https://xenetwork.org/ets/episodes/episode-239-making-sense-of-chaos/
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The outlook for energy transition in the US may feel bleak at the moment, but Europe continues to make significant progress. In @TransitionShow Ep. 238, energy expert Jan Rosenow @janrosenow joins us to discuss the the advances in Europe’s #energytransition policies and investments. https://xenetwork.org/ets/episodes/episode-238-transition-in-europe-2024/
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Why do governments continue to push nuclear power when it is the most expensive, risky, and slow way to generate power? In Ep. 237 (our fourth episode on nuclear power), author and professor Ramana tries to explain why.
https://xenetwork.org/ets/episodes/episode-237-why-nuclear/
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Do you have university contacts in disadvantaged countries or universities, who are teaching or studying the #energytransition?
They can now apply for a FREE grant-funded campus-wide license to the entire Energy Transition Show catalog. Professors, campus librarians, students, and others are encouraged to learn more about the eligibility criteria and submit an application by visiting https://xenetwork.org/ets/apply/
Please share with your networks! And thank you!
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In Ep. 236, Jeff Rissman of @EnergyInnovLLC joins us to discuss his new book, Zero Carbon Industry, in which he details all the major sources of industrial greenhouse gas emissions, how they can be decarbonized, and which policies can accelerate their transitions. https://xenetwork.org/ets/episodes/episode-236-zero-carbon-industry/
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In @TransitionShow Ep. 235, we welcome back to the show Australian energy analyst Tim Buckley, to review the updated facts of the #energytransition across Asia--with particular focus on the progress of China and India--and the opportunities that Australia has to support it. https://xenetwork.org/ets/episodes/episode-235-china-india-and-australia-2024/
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This is the first episode in a miniseries based on @chrisnelder's travels in Australia.
In @TransitionShow Ep. 234, we speak with Giles Parkinson about the big picture of the #energytransition in Australia, including the major themes and vectors of change, the politics, and the roles of government.
https://xenetwork.org/ets/episodes/episode-234-transition-in-australia-2024/
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In Ep. 233, @johnffarrell argues that if the energy transition is to proceed at the needed pace, we’re going to have to break up the utility monopolies in the US and turn ownership and control of the grid over to the public. https://xenetwork.org/ets/episodes/episode-233-ending-the-monopoly-utility/
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In Ep. 232, @missiondata founder Michael Murray details the utility reforms that will be needed to finally realize the promised, yet still unfulfilled, vision of smart meters, smart homes, and smart appliances. https://xenetwork.org/ets/episodes/episode-232-smart-meters-and-appliances/
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We’re pleased to announce a new grant program for universities around the world with limited financial resources. The grants will give the entire university full access our complete podcast catalog and online research resources— completely free of charge! If you think your university may be eligible and interested in applying for one of these grant campus licenses, just drop us an email at grants@energytransitionshow.com. We’ll let you know when the application period opens!
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In Ep. 231, veteran UK climate policymaker Simon Sharpe joins us to discuss his book, Five Times Faster—Rethinking the Science, Economics, and Diplomacy of Climate Change. He explains why so many of our climate policies have failed to produce the desired results, and how to craft alternate policies that will actually work. https://xenetwork.org/ets/episodes/episode-231-five-times-faster/
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