
The world needs reliable, affordable, and clean electricity everywhere. We need electricity so abundant that it powers jobs, boosts innovation, and improves living standards at massive scale. And so universal that no person’s potential is wasted because energy is too limited or expensive where they live. High Energy Planet by the Energy for Growth Hub explores how we build that future. This season... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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A set of smart, accessible, wide-ranging conversations on the global energy poverty problem and how to address it. And it’s about time expert women’s voices were elevated in this space!
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This podcast focuses on innovative approaches to addressing global energy poverty, featuring discussions with a range of experts who are engaged in this critical area. Through conversations with guests from academia, governmental bodies, and the private sector, it explores the intersection of energy access, climate policy, and sustainable development. Noteworthy episodes delve into the complexities of foreign aid, the role of renewable energy, and the importance of grassroots initiatives in driving change. The insightful discussions not only highlight the challenges faced in energy development but also showcase the solutions and collaborations that could lead to a more equitable energy future.
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Recent guests on High Energy Planet include:
1. Casey Dunning Davis
2. Adva Saldinger
3. Matthew Yglesias
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7. Ramsey Day
8. Mark Thurber
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