Hosts Richard Mullen and Luis Sosa discuss measures electricity users can take to make the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. The Go Green Consortium is a grassroots organization dedicated to promoting the use of green energy through information and education.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Categories | Natural SciencesScience |
This week, the Green Guys discuss different modes for storing various energy sources, and later, they dive into the future of the electric car.
This week, the Green Guys explain how listeners can still go green at home and at work without having to own their building.
On this episode, the Green Guys tackle some of their audience's questions regarding the polarizing subject that is nuclear energy.
This week, the Green Guys talk solar energy! From social responsibility to the economic advantages, Richard and Luis dive right into this burgeoning market's most frequently asked consumer questions.
This week, Luis talks about the changes he experienced after switching to green energy. And later, the Green Guys answer listeners' questions regarding green energy.
On their first episode of Go Green Consortium, Richard and Luis discuss the basics of what it means to be a green energy user.
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Apple Podcasts | #69 | Indonesia/Science/Natural Sciences |
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