Send us a Text Message.Recent IPCC reports show less warming than predicted a decade ago. Emission growth is slowing, but has not yet plateaued, and while climate scientists say we’re not on track to meet Paris climate goals, the news is better than we of

Send us a Text Message.The electric grid, and all its attached generators and transformers, has been called the largest machine in the world. In part 1, we’ll discuss how it powers our lives and the modern world, and as our electricity demands grow, how i

Send us a Text Message.As we continue our exploration of the electric grid, we delve into its pivotal role in powering cities, industries, homes, and increasingly, our vehicles. In this episode, Southern California Edison CEO, Steven Powell, and ERCOT CEO

Send us a Text Message.Liquefying natural gas and distributing it globally could equalize access to gas at a universal market price, potentially boosting industry and aiding developing nations in shifting away from coal. However, concerns about the high c

Send us a Text Message.The oil and gas industry is a cornerstone of the US economy, supporting 10 million jobs and contributing billions of dollars annually. However, concerns about CO2 emissions and declining returns are driving investors away. In this e

Send us a Text Message.As carbon-based fuels continue to dominate global energy consumption, reducing emissions is both a financial and temporal challenge. In this episode, Dr. Billy Pizer, Vice President of Research and Policy Engagement at Resources for

Send us a Text Message.Exploring the multifaceted approach to sustainable energy, this episode dives into three critical areas: environmental equilibrium, societal enrichment, and economic viability. Dr. Bridget Scanlon, Senior Research Scientist at the B

Send us a Text Message.As debates intensify about meeting climate goals, proponents argue that expanding nuclear power and embracing new nuclear technologies is essential, while opponents cite cost and time constraints as significant hurdles. In this epis

Send us a Text Message.The conversation on nuclear power continues as Dr. Arjun Makhijani, President of the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research, and Michael Shellenberger, a best-selling author, delve deeper into its role in achieving decarbon

Send us a Text Message.The world of energy is evolving. While many experts believe coal, oil, and natural gas will continue to dominate as the largest global energy sources, solar and wind are becoming more affordable, spurring their growth worldwide. In