
Tim Sahay and Kate Mackenzie on how geopolitics has been driving a quiet revolution in clean tech, and how the energy transition is in turn reshaping world power.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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In this final bonus season episode, Kate and Tim reflect on the morality of focusing on the "co-benefits" of war, and whether they are techno-optimists or techno-pessimists.
Hosted by energy and climate finance expert Kate Mackenzie, and Tim Sahay ... more
The Polycrisis is sharing some episodes from other podcasts around the world while we develop our next season.
This episode is from the Brazilian ClimaInfo podcast . It's about how Brazil has become a focal point in the global race for green industr... more
The Polycrisis team’s taking a short break, we’ll be back next week.
In the meantime we’re sharing an episode from NuVoices where they interview Kate Mackenzie.
NuVoices host Solarina Ho asks Kate whether the topic of climate change has been weap... more
The Polycrisis team’s having a short break, so we’re sharing a couple of episodes from other podcasts that are very relevant to our themes.
Chinese EVs are just beginning to arrive in Canada this week; but – as we wrote back in January – the more s... more
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Two hosts steer in-depth conversations about how geopolitics drives a quiet revolution in clean tech and how the energy transition, in turn, reshapes world power. Episodes typically feature high-level analysis of climate policy, industrial strategy, and global markets, with a strong emphasis on US–China dynamics, energy security, and the politics of decarbonization. A standout trait is the rigorous, policy-focused framing delivered through cross-cutting perspectives from researchers, think-tankers, and climate/economics writers. Listeners who want sharp context on energy geopolitics, technology adoption, and macro trends affecting global markets will likely find this compelling and actionable for strategic storytelling and sponsorship align... more
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