We already have many of the climate solutions we need. But scaling them is hard. The Green Blueprint is a show about the people who are architecting the clean economy. Every other week, host Lara Pierpoint profiles the founders, investors, and organizational leaders who are solving complex challenges in the quest to build climate technologies fast.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 143 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In May 2024, Yanni Tsipis was watching as his team prepared to pour a low-carbon version of concrete — one that had never been used in a commercial project. As senior vice president of WS Development, he was in charge of the team building Boston’s la... more
When Chris Taylor and his team at GridStor were building Santa Barbara county's largest battery storage project in Goleta, CA they saw an opportunity: become one of the first companies to transfer tax credits under the newly passed Inflation Reductio... more
On Christmas Eve 2023, Doug Chan wasn't celebrating with family. Instead, he was in Hellisheiði, Iceland with his team, preparing to commission Mammoth — what would become the world's largest operational direct air capture facility.
Getting there wa... more
In 2022, John O’Donnell and Peter von Behrens figured out how to design a heat battery that would deliver heat at very high, constant temperatures. The breakthrough came on the heels of two years of research and development, some of which took place ... more
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I started my career in clean energy in 2017 and LOVED the Energy Gang! Stephen, Katherine, and Jigar’s analysis on a weekly basis of the latest news stories and trends in the energy sector were not only insightful and informative, but also helped me stay abreast of key energy topics beyond my fairly specific scope at work. The last episode that brought the gang back together further reminded me how much I miss it. All to say I and I’m sure many others would be delighted to have that show or some... more
"The Carbon Copy" is a standout podcast that offers clear, concise, and compelling reporting on the most pressing issues related to climate change and clean energy. Hosted by Stephen Lacey, this podcast provides listeners with a deep dive into the critical stories shaping our climate future. Each episode is expertly crafted to inform, engage, and inspire, making "The Carbon Copy" a must-listen for anyone concerned about the environment.
I believe this podcast always has a bias against nuclear power and portrays solar or wind as the best alternatives for fossil free energy. I don’t believe that is fair without an extensive and deep analysis that should not be done in a space of 40 minutes. Just from a perspective of capacity factor, energy density of the fuel, space requirements, nuclear is one of the best if not the best source of energy. Just because it is hard to build does not mean it should not be done. I would encourage li... more
20 mins into a clean energy frontier episode and no new tech mentioned. Pretty big waste time.
Really appreciate all the in-depth information, and news shared each week. Thanks!
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