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Energy Thinks with Tisha Schuller

Tisha Schuller
Energy Transition
Decarbonization
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Oil and Gas Industry
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Climate Change
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New Jersey Resources
Electric Vehicles
Clean Energy Ventures
Hydrogen
National Petroleum Council
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Methane Emissions
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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My most important conversations right now are focused on The Problem Solvers—those civic leaders squeezed between the climate ambition of their constituents and energy reality. In this episode, I sit ... more

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Fear works—up to a point.

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I sit down with Alex Trembath, executive director of the Breakthrough Institute, because I wanted to explore a question that’s been on my mind for a while: Are we really moving past what Alex calls th... more

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The most important conversations often must reckon with a profound tension: two opposing ideas that are both true. Example:

* Communities deserve voice and process.

* Communities can’t keep using th... more

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Recent Guests

Alex Trembath
Executive Director at Breakthrough Institute
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Episode: The World Changed. The Climate Playbook Didn’t.
Josh Freed
Senior Vice President of Climate and Energy at Third Way
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John Dabbar
The CSC Chair, leading a significant National Petroleum Council report on greenhouse gas emissions.
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Amy Cradic
Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Non-Utility Businesses, Strategy, and External Affairs at NJR
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Roger Pielke Jr.
Professor Emeritus at the University of Colorado Boulder and Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute
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Host

Tisha Schuller
Host of Energy Thinks; CEO of Adamantine Energy

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 48 ratings
  • Very informative

    Trisha makes energy topics easy and enjoyable to follow

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Peter Rocca
    Hong Kong2 months ago
  • Insightful Information

    Very insight podcasts. The common sense approach from both interviewer and interviewee is easy to comprehend and merge right into the discussion without having years of experience in the particular industry.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alildisappointed
    United States2 years ago
  • Very Great Convos focused on reality, and rooted in the best of intentions

    Real conversations on how to navigate some of the most complex issues facing the energy sector!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jistaffo
    United States2 years ago
  • So much unexpected content!

    A fun way to stay up to date on oil and gas and climate

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TLC x 2
    United States3 years ago
  • A fresh take on the energy future

    An inspiring way to keep up on the latest in oil and gas

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BrianL444
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners value the practical, insightful discussions and the host's ability to connect industry realities with policy goals.
The show is praised for civil, thoughtful conversations that illuminate complex energy issues for professionals.
Guests are often senior leaders who share behind-the-scenes perspectives on energy transition and corporate strategies.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The World Changed. The Climate Playbook Didn’t.
Q: What role should oil and gas play in a future of energy abundance?
Oil and gas should be part of a pragmatic, ongoing transition where the industry focuses on reducing carbon intensity, expanding energy abundance through innovation, and collaborating with other sectors (carbon removal, clean fuels, geothermal) to accelerate decarbonization while ensuring affordable, reliable energy and economic growth.
The World Changed. The Climate Playbook Didn’t.
Q: If we're past peak climate, what does that mean for the energy transition and for politics around energy policy?
Past peak climate refers to a shift away from viewing climate policy as the sole organizing principle for policy and politics. It suggests a broader energy strategy that includes capability-building, permitting reform, and a diversified mix of technologies (including nuclear, carbon removal, and renewables) to meet growing demand, especially driven by AI data centers and future industry needs.
The World Changed. The Climate Playbook Didn’t.
Q: But how would you describe the Breakthrough Institute's point of view on energy and climate for listeners who aren't familiar with it?
The Breakthrough Institute was founded to modernize environmental politics around technological advancement. It emphasizes making clean energy cheap, leveraging a broad, technologically ambitious approach rather than a single, dogmatic climate agenda. It argues for energy abundance and innovation as central to decarbonization, while acknowledging that we don't yet possess all the needed technologies and that policy must adapt to rapid change in society and technology.
Greatest Hit! Chad Zamarin on Donuts or Dumbbells?
Q: What are you most optimistic about?
I'm really excited about the talent that we're seeing come into the company. It's vital for our industry and the challenges we face.
Solving the Impossible Triangle with John Dabbar
Q: Why do you think our colleagues in the oil and gas industry should read this book right now?
It offers a clear explanation of the myth of an easy energy transition and warns against the temptation of simple solutions, while also guiding on the importance of durable policies.

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Across recent episodes, the show focuses on pragmatic energy policy, decarbonization, and the practical roles for oil and gas in an energy-abundant future. Conversations frequently challenge climate orthodoxy, emphasize industry collaboration, and explore how technology, permitting, and innovation can bridge politics and energy needs. Noteworthy are long-form debates with industry leaders and policy thinkers, the recurring theme of nonpartisan problem-solving, and a central belief that reliable, affordable energy remains foundational even as emissions reduction advances. This mix is likely to appeal to energy professionals, policymakers, and ESG-minded executives seeking balanced, real-world discussions rather than dogmatic takes.

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