
Energy is complicated. Populations are growing and the need for energy has never been greater. Simultaneously, climate change is now widely accepted as a clear and present danger to the world and there has been growth in the understanding that everyone has a role to play in stemming its effects. But, energy is complicated. The need for energy is so great that there is general agreement that multip... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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As the world moves toward an electrified future, the ability to meet the demand for batteries is taking on increasing importance. John Cooley (co-founder and head of product at Nanoramic Laboratories) has taken the challenge. He and the team at Nanor... more
Energy has always been a place for the curious, and that is true now more than ever. As the world’s demand for energy continues to increase, and the need to balance economic, social and environmental drivers grows, innovation and people willing to ta... more
As the world moves to electrify everything in pursuit of a low carbon future, the practicalities of the supply chain for batteries become increasingly essential to get right. That’s exactly what Vivas Kumar (Founder and CEO of Mitra Chem) and his pa... more
The future of energy has a lot of moving parts. Communications – the ability to tell a compelling story about where a company is going, and how it will play a role in solving the energy equation for the future is essential. Good communication builds ... more
What else do we all agree on when it comes to the future of energy? There's no single thing that will be enough to meet future demand. Hear Rishi Jain (Managing Director, Cross River Infrastructure Partners) talk about what it is going to take to mak... more
So what do we all agree on when it comes to the future of energy? We're going to need more of it. Hear David Morgan (CEO of Iron Matrix) talk about his background in energy, looking at the future of energy on technology curves - rather than scarcity ... more
Energy is complicated. There are many different perspectives on what the future of energy entails, and the bottom line is that energy is essential to modern life. With a topic so complicated and wide reaching, it's easy to assume we'll just continue ... more
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