Decoding the New Energy Customer
This week on The Interchange: Who’s buying clean energy?
The Interchange is a weekly podcast on the global energy transformation, hosted by Stephen Lacey and Shayle Kann. Each week, the duo provide deep insights into technology, markets, projects, company financials, mergers and acquisitions, policy changes, and market data.
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Autonomous Vehicles Are Going Off-Road
In this episode of The Interchange, we discuss how autonomous vehicles are being used in an array of applications, including warehouses, mining operations, campuses and farms.
California’s Optimal Decarbonization Path
In this special podcast, we examine different models for California’s net-zero future.
A Little Distraction During the Election: Would I Lie to You?
This week on The Interchange, we modify a popular game show.
The State of Carbon Capture, Removal and Utilization
This week on The Interchange, the “carbon wrangler” gives us the state of play on the technology and economics of carbon removal.
Ed Mazria Uncovers the Carbon Hidden in Our Buildings
This week on The Interchange: an interview with Ed Mazria on the embedded emissions in the built environment.
Amazon, Generac and Calibrant: Making Sense of Recent Distributed Energy Activity
This week on The Interchange, we look at consolidation and cooperation in the DER market.
Will California’s Ban on Gas Cars Boost America’s Flat EV Market?
This week on The Interchange, we assess the state of EVs in the wake of California’s 2035 mandate.
The Cleantech SPAC Attack
This week on The Interchange: What’s fueling all these reverse mergers in cleantech or cleantech-adjacent companies?
Assessing the State of Demand Response Amid California’s Grid Stresses
This week on The Interchange, we look at where things stand on demand-side grid management.
Why Trump’s Energy Department Quashed a Supergrid Report
This week on The Interchange, we dig into an investigation of Trump’s suppression of clean energy.
The Wild World of ESG Investing
This week on The Interchange podcast: Can we get environmental, social and corporate governance right?
The ‘Climatetech’ Hype Cycle: Buy, Sell or Hold?
This week on The Interchange podcast, we wager on six different industries at different levels of hype.
The Summer of Battery Storage
This week on The Interchange, we dig into the onslaught of storage news with GTM’s Julian Spector.
How Cleantech Venture Capital Is Faring in a Pandemic
This week on The Interchange, we discuss how insulated cleantech and climatetech are from the economic tumult.
All the Ways COVID-19 Is Reshaping Urban Transportation Systems
This week on The Interchange: The pandemic may permanently change how we move around.
Sunrun Buying Vivint: Unpacking the Biggest Distributed Solar Deal in History
This week on The Interchange: We dig into the history of and implications for Sunrun’s planned purchase of Vivint.
Is Carbon Transparency Coming?
This week on The Interchange, we look at the newest generation of carbon labels.
Data Centers Are the Epicenter of the Clean Energy Economy
On this episode of The Interchange, we discuss how the world’s giant computers are getting cleaner.
The Strange Hype Around Nikola Motor
This week on The Interchange, we try to make sense of Nikola’s claims.
A ‘Just Transition’ for Fossil Fuel Workers
This week on The Interchange podcast: If we phase out fossil fuels, what happens to the industry’s workforce?
Fantasy Decarbonization Draft: The Corporate Raider Edition
This week on The Interchange, we take over public companies and overhaul their climate strategies.
The New Wave of Carbon Offsets: Is This Time Different?
This week on The Interchange, we’re talking about the new wave of carbon offsets. Will startups and corporates be able to solve accountability problems?
Mapping the Post-COVID Future for Electric Cars, Behavior Change and Energy Demand
This week on The Interchange, we talk with futurist Ramez Naam about a wide range of scenarios for energy.
Synthetic Fuels Are the Final Piece of the 100% Renewable Grid
In this podcast, produced in collaboration with Wärtsilä, we discuss how fuels made from green hydrogen can firm a grid with lots of wind, solar and hydro.