Our Most Popular Interviews of 2019

Our Most Popular Interviews of 2019

This show has a very simple mission: break down the complexity of the global energy transition in a clear way.

Whether that’s digging through reports, concepts, acronyms, business deals, or trends, we are constantly trying to make these topics accessible, yet wonky.

Some of our most popular episodes of 2019 featured guests who were particularly good at delivering on that mission. So we’re going to serve up some snippets of those conversations.

In this episode, we'll hear from:

  • Dr. Leah Stokes from our July episode on the politics of the Green New Deal.
  • Futurist Ramez Naam on the exponential trends disrupting energy.
  • Analyst Adam James on the promise of aggregated distributed energy resources.

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Sunrun CEO Lynn Jurich Imagines the Future of Solar

Sunrun CEO Lynn Jurich Imagines the Future of Solar

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Tesla's Grid Storage Architect

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New York's Historic Utility Reform, Three Years On

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In April of 2014, three of New York's most influential figures in energy -- Governor Andrew Cuomo, state "energy czar" Richard Kauffman and then-chief regulator Audrey Zibelman -- launched one of the ...

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What will it take to slash carbon emissions in the electric sector by 100 percent? We're already making immense progress in the electric grid. And we could use wind, solar and storage to cost-effectiv...

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17 Mars 201736min

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