The Net Zero Business Podcast

Words of Wisdom: Decarbonising Transport

It's the holiday season again, so as usual we're pausing the queue of new interviews and reflecting back on emerging themes from the last 12 months' episodes. This week we're looking at the key topic of low carbon transport, with insights from: * Jordan Marsden, aka the EV Guy, on how we must look at EVs not just as transport, but part of the energy ecosystem [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/hes-an-ev-lover-jordan-marsden-the-ev-guy/] * Philip Fjeld of ReFuels on the use of biogas in road haulage [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/truckin-on-biogas-with-philip-fjeld-ceo-of-refuels/] * Ollie Taylor of Marine Futures on the challenges of decarbonising shipping [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/sustainability-at-sea-with-ollie-taylor-marine-futures/] * Laura Elms of Forest Bikes on succeeding in the shared micro mobility business [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/micromobility-the-sharing-economy-and-giant-sequoias-with-laura-elms-forest-bikes/] Follow the links for the full interviews. This episode is brought to you by Terra Infirma - check out our Net Zero Accelerator here. [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/net-zero-accelerator/] ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Words of Wisdom: The Economics of Net Zero

It's the holiday season again, so as usual we're pausing the queue of new interviews and reflecting back on emerging themes from the last 12 months' episodes. This week we're looking at economics, including: * Andrew Sissons of NESTA: is Net Zero to blame for UK electricity prices? [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/making-net-zero-affordable-with-andrew-sissons-nesta/] * David Kipling of On-site Energy: the economics of Behind the Meter energy [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/is-british-industry-going-off-grid-with-david-kipling-on-site-energy/] * Martin Fahey of Mitsubishi Energy: why heat pump prices aren't falling as demand increases [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/heat-pump-it-up-with-martin-fahey-mitsubishi-uk/] * Matthew Lumsden of Connected Energy: the changing economics of EV battery ownership [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/the-battery-age-bess-ev-power-pack-reuse-and-v2g-with-matthew-lumsden-connected-energy/] * Chris Smith: why oil majors can't make the leap to renewables [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/the-unstoppable-energy-revolution-with-chris-smith/] Use the links for the full interviews. This episode is brought to you by Terra Infirma - check out our Net Zero Accelerator here. [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/net-zero-accelerator/] ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Only Here for the Sustainable Beer with Emily Coon, St Austell Brewery

This episode covers two of my favourite topics, Sustainability and beer! Emily Coon of St Austell Brewery was recently designated one of edie's '30 under 30' Sustainability leaders and this chat will show why that was highly deserved. One of the most important points we cover is why change/influence skills are often called 'soft skills' when they are essential to making Sustainability happen – Emily jokes we should call them 'badass skills' instead. A truly joyous episode, particularly as Emily's journey started from a dark place. Emily's TEDx talk on the importance of so-called 'soft skills' can be seen here [https://tedxporthtowanwomen.co.uk/talks/emily-coon] – I highly recommend it. If you want to take advantage of our training offer, click here: Achieving Net Zero for Business [https://www.udemy.com/course/everything-you-need-to-know-about-net-zero/?couponCode=NETZERO9] and use the code NETZERO9 And for more on our Net Zero Accelerator, click here. [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/net-zero-accelerator/] ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Is British Industry Going Off-grid? with David Kipling, On-site Energy

If I said "going off grid", you'd probably think of crusty New Age Traveller types building their own home out of straw bales in some distant corner of the country. But behind all the jargon like Behind the Meter (BTM) energy and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) is a growing movement by some big energy intensive industries to break free of the constraints of the electricity grid (capacity, connection delays, transmission and policy costs) and move towards energy independence. David Kipling, CEO of On Site Energy, joins me to unpick the jargon, set out the business case and look at short term and long term trends. If you want to take advantage of our training offer, click here: Achieving Net Zero for Business [https://www.udemy.com/course/everything-you-need-to-know-about-net-zero/?couponCode=NETZERO9] and use the code NETZERO9 And for more on our Net Zero Accelerator, click here. [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/net-zero-accelerator/] ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Burn'em, Baby, Burnham, North Sea Realities and What's Up With the Oil Markets?

The Sustainability Show is our four-weekly review show. This one could be out of date very quickly when we find out who gets what job when Andy Burnham becomes UK Prime Minister next week. I run the rule over the likelihood of further North Sea exploitation and what it would mean for the industry, ponder why the oil markets don't seem bothered by the collapse in the US/Iran peace agreement and the need to teach change management to Sustainability people. This episode is brought to you by Terra Infirma Ltd - bringing Sustainability to life [https://www.terrainfirma.co.uk/] (use the link to send feedback via the Contact Us page). ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.