Energy powers our homes, our cars, and our lives. But the kinds of energy we use—and the ways we use it—are rapidly changing our climate. We need new and clean energy, now. MIT Energy Initiative hosts Rob Stoner and Kara Miller talk with energy experts about the science, technology, and policies that can transform our energy systems and give us a more sustainable future. Hear from those testing ne... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | TechnologyScience |
We rely on our energy systems to allow us to do work, travel, process information, and support all sorts of economic activity. MIT Professor Jessika Trancik helps us zoom out for a big picture view of how energy systems are shaped and where there is ... more
MIT professor and entrepreneur Ariel Furst is used to people underestimating what biology can do. But she is proving that DNA and microbes can help us decarbonize energy: DNA can be harnessed to transform carbon into useful products and in her words,... more
As an economist, Namrata Kala has considered how incentivization can alter human behavior and help policies succeed. She leverages this expertise to help us examine how the world's most populous country, India, is thinking about clean energy and the ... more
As a clean energy source, hydrogen has shown to have a lot of potential. But when generated using fossil fuels, hydrogen production can have a large environmental impact—even if the energy source itself doesn’t generate emissions. So, what if we can ... more
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The podcast explores the evolving landscape of energy systems, addressing urgent issues and innovative solutions to the challenges posed by climate change. It features discussions with experts from various fields, who share insights on the latest technologies, policies, and strategies needed to transition to cleaner, sustainable energy. Topics frequently covered include renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydrogen, along with carbon capture technologies and decarbonization strategies for industries. The engaging format encourages critical examination of current practices and promotes collaboration between academia, industry, and policymakers to explore transformative energy solutions for the future.
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2. Ariel Furst
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