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The Asia Climate Finance Podcast

Joseph Jacobelli
Renewable Energy
Climate Change
Climate Finance
Corporate Sustainability
Energy Transition
COP28
Sustainability
Green Finance
Climate Risk Modeling
Decarbonization
China
Philippines
Vietnam
Carbon Market
Net Zero
Environmental Social Governance (ESG)
Sustainability Reporting
Corporate Renewable Energy Procurement
Financial Viability Of Climate Solutions
Energy Efficiency

The podcast is a journey into the multifaceted world of climate business and finance trends in Asia. Featuring experienced experts and hosted by author, analyst, and investor Joseph Jacobelli, the non-profit podcast, delves into the latest trends and challenges, empowering listeners to navigate Asia’s ever-evolving sustainability and decarbonisation landscape.

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Host Joseph Jacobelli welcomes Mike Thomas, leading energy economist and founder of The Lantau Group (TLG), for their annual review and 2026 outlook. Mike argues that we have reached a historic tipping p... more

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This special year‑end episode of Asia Climate Finance unpacks the three defining themes that shaped the energy transition in 2025. Joseph Jacobelli explores the ratchet effect driving unstoppable momentu... more

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Asia's climate finance landscape is evolving rapidly. In our discussion, our guest,  KPMG's Ha Do, explores how Asian governments are shifting from policy ambitions to concrete implementation, the climat... more

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Stephen Edkins, CEO of Koya Nuclear, examines how TRISO fuel and small modular reactors could reshape Asia’s decarbonisation pathways. The discussion explains what TRISO is, why its high-temperature resi... more

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Mark Hutchinson
Director at the Global Wind Energy Council
Global Wind Energy Council
Episode: Ep63 Blowing strong: the surge of wind energy in Asia, ft Mark Hutchinson, Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC)
Luke Edwards
Head of Renewable Power and Transition for Australia and New Zealand, and Head of Japan at Brookfield
Brookfield
Episode: Ep61 Asia's energy transition: where private capital sees value, ft Luke Edwards, Brookfield
Tim Bush
Analyst at UBS and expert in batteries and energy
UBS
Episode: Ep60 Batteries and geopolitics: the race for battery supremacy, ft Tim Bush, UBS
Seth Peterson
Senior Executive at Korn Ferry
Korn Ferry
Episode: Ep59 The reshaping of recruitment in Asia, ft Seth Peterson, Korn Ferry
Giorgio Fortunato
Leader of Clean Energy and Power at Google for the Asia Pacific region
Google
Episode: Ep58 A corporate leader driving Asia’s energy transition, ft. Giorgio Fortunato, Google
Gavin Adda
Chief Executive Officer of Peak Energy Development
Peak Energy Development
Episode: Ep56 Clean energy investing: Asia's transition, ft Gavin Adda, Peak Energy
Don Weatherbee
CEO of Regenx Tech, specializing in eco-friendly mining technology and catalytic converter recycling
Regenx Tech
Episode: Ep55 Driving Change: Eco-Friendly Solutions in the Mining Industry, ft Don Weatherbee, Regenx Tech
Christine Loh
Chief development strategist at the Institute of the Environment
HKUST Institute of the Environment
Episode: Ep53 China's green gambit: deciphering its climate policies, ft Prof Christine Loh, HKUST Institute of the Environment
Professor Christine Loh
Chief Development Strategist at the Institute for the Environment, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Institute of the Environment, HKUST
Episode: Ep52 Climate business & finance toolkit: skills for a changing world, ft Prof Christine Loh, HKUST Institute of the Environment

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Joseph Jacobelli
Host, author, analyst, and investor with expertise in climate finance and sustainable investing.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
  • Smart Cities

    Enjoyed Ep. 24 as a nice foray into my area of business experience - construction, sustainability, proptech, Smart Cities, and decarbonisation. Some good examples and thoughts in here. Links for further reading?

    Apple Podcasts
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    HappyValleyGiants
    Hong Kong3 years ago

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Positive feedback emphasizes the clarity and accessibility of complex topics, making them engaging for both experts and newcomers to climate finance.
The in-depth analysis of climate finance and sustainability issues is considered valuable for professionals in the sector, with many mentioning the practical implications of the conversations.
Listeners praise the insightful discussions and expert guests featured in each episode, highlighting the relevance of the topics covered to current industry trends.

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#190
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Ep63 Blowing strong: the surge of wind energy in Asia, ft Mark Hutchinson, Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC)
Q: What are the innovative technologies in the Asia Pacific region?
There are competing philosophies on turbine sizes, with some focusing on larger turbines while others favor mass production to reduce costs.
Ep63 Blowing strong: the surge of wind energy in Asia, ft Mark Hutchinson, Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC)
Q: How is the progress in South Korea?
The government has committed to holding annual auctions to create a continuous pipeline for developers.
Ep63 Blowing strong: the surge of wind energy in Asia, ft Mark Hutchinson, Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC)
Q: Can you explain what's going on with offshore wind in Japan?
Japan has faced challenges due to over-optimistic bidding in auctions and red tape preventing projects from moving forward.
Ep63 Blowing strong: the surge of wind energy in Asia, ft Mark Hutchinson, Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC)
Q: What about specifically in Asia?
GWEC focuses on expanding its presence across Asia with offices in key countries like China, India, Vietnam, Philippines, Korea, and Japan.
Ep63 Blowing strong: the surge of wind energy in Asia, ft Mark Hutchinson, Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC)
Q: Could you just tell us a little bit of background about GWEC?
The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) is the global trade association for the wind industry, representing major OEMs globally.

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