
Covering breaking news in clean tech, going deep on global energy policy, and debating the levers that need to move to accelerate the energy transition. Energy Gang is the podcast covering clean energy technology, renewable energy, and the environment. The world of clean energy moves fast, and you need a reliable source to stay on top of the news that matters. You’ll find it on Wood Mackenzie’s En... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 589 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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This year’s Climate Week NYC was about much more than climate. The conversation kept being pulled back to energy security and resilience in an increasingly volatile world. The conflict in the Middle East, drone attacks on critical infrastructure, and... more
A fresh shock to global energy markets has pushed an old question back to the center of the climate debate: When supplies tighten and prices rise, do governments double down on the transition, or reach for the fastest fossil fix? From the Strait of H... more
As federal support for climate action in the US is cut back, a difficult question is coming into focus: what happens to clean-energy projects that still make economic sense, but no longer have Washington behind them? For low-income communities in par... more
Electricity markets are under renewed pressure. Surging demand forecasts from data centres and other large loads are colliding with anxiety over reliability, rising consumer bills, and the pace of new investment. In markets such as PJM and ERCOT, tho... more
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This show seems to have turned into some sort of fossil fuel industry mouthpiece since Ed Crooks took over. A lot less discussion about energy transition without fossil fuels, more talk about fossil fuels being part of the transition, less in depth discussion of science.
Elaborate schemes may sound exciting but the more elaborate the more greedy fingers control the throttle. Enough sunlight shines on the earth to power our electricty use for a year. Duh! Its a no brainer! But because its accessible to everyone were are always told its not enough. Something else is needed. And that something else, you can believe, is NOT accessible to everyone and will be behind a controllable paywall, a moat.
Electricity can be sent halfway around the world in less than a second... more
Guess now the US is a climate denier, Amazon is too and not one mention of green energy in some of the last episodes. Methane is not a solution.
Didn't really answer what the industry is doing to improve time to market stage of reactors in the US and Europe and where post war Russia fits into this gambit as a previous big player. Like to know more upgrading existing power stations to generate more power Vs just turning old ones back on.
Where does the middle east see nuclear, what about water scarcity, fuel refining and the major gap of long term waste storage Vs currently leaving them in casks on site till a site is found.
Ed Crooks keeps bringing in great guests to go along with regulars Amy Myers Jaffe and Melissa Lott to discuss interesting topics associated with energy transition challenges. Essential listening to keep tabs on developments in the industry
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Tech and policy news meets deep-dive analysis on energy markets, decarbonization, and the economics of the energy transition. Episodes typically feature high-profile guests from industry, policy, and academia, plus regular hosts who dissect grid reliability, market design, and the financial levers shaping clean energy deployment. The show shines when translating complex policy and regulatory changes into practical implications for utilities, developers, and investors, often grounding discussions in real-world case studies (data centers, transmission, LNG, and large infrastructure projects). A notable strength is the blend of macro policy context with on-the-ground industry insights, making it a go-to for listeners who want both breadth and ... more
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