Are Buildings Smart Yet?
On this week’s Interchange podcast: taking stock of the built environment.
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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Meet the Women Doing Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in Solar Deals
On this original podcast: why more diverse teams are good for business.
A Venture Capitalist’s View on the Promise of Electric Aviation
On this week’s Interchange: an interview with Andrew Beebe about his thesis around electric, autonomous flight.
Scrutinizing Judge Kavanaugh’s Past (Energy and Environmental Record)
On this week’s Interchange podcast: how Judge Kavanaugh’s legal philosophy could impact energy and environmental issues.
Tariffs, Interest Rates and the China Wild Card: The Latest Pricing Trends in Solar
On this week’s Interchange podcast: We untangle the market for solar and storage.
The Race to Capture Micro-Mobility: ‘I Don’t Think Any of Us Expected Scooters to Be the Thing’
This week on The Interchange podcast: Where did all those electric scooters come from?
Milk, Macs and Dolphin Babies: How Cleantech Ad Campaigns Stack Up
On The Interchange this week: ranking the best and worst cleantech marketing campaigns of all time.
Investigating Power-Save Mode: Why Your DVR Is Always Running
On this week’s Interchange podcast, we tear open a DVR to understand how “power save” mode actually works.
Reading Republicans on Climate a Decade After America’s Cap-and-Trade Collapse
On this week’s Interchange podcast: an Eco-Right taxonomy of Republican lawmakers on climate change.
Craft Your Ideal Energy Policy in One Tweet
On this week’s Interchange podcast: We attempt to dictate America’s energy agenda in 280 characters or less.
Ode to the Pivot! The Best and Worst Pivots in Cleantech History
On this week’s Interchange podcast, we celebrate the classic business pivot.
Revisiting ‘Energy Independence’ in Trump’s America
The concept of energy independence has evolved considerably over the years. In this week’s Interchange, we look at how Trump’s interpretation fits into the historic picture.
Are Robots Coming to Take Over the Grid?
And other grid-edge questions worth considering over beers.
The Photovoltaic Power Plants of the Future, According to DOE’s Solar Guru
Solar is getting super cheap. What’s next?
Would Electricity Work in a Zombie Apocalypse?
On this week’s Interchange podcast: We answer some of the most commonly Googled questions about energy.
The Deep Decarbonization Draft: Fantasy Sports for Energy Nerds
This week on The Interchange podcast, we’ll choose our fantasy decarbonization teams.
I’m Trying to Convince My Office Building Owner to Install Solar. What Are My Options?
How one podcast listener’s question opens up all kinds of thorny questions about C&I solar.
Batteries Are Changing Sunrun’s Approach to Solar
In this episode of The Interchange: a conversation with Sunrun Chief Policy Officer Anne Hoskins about using solar for grid services.
Europe Faces Another Solar Boom, Increasingly Unsubsidized
On this week’s Interchange podcast: We explore Europe’s next phase of solar growth.
Shell’s Sky Scenario: Solar Dwarfs Oil and Gas as World’s Primary Source of Energy
On this week’s Interchange podcast: the future of energy, according to Shell.
Imagining Two Futures for Energy Blockchain
On this week’s Interchange podcast: possible pathways for blockchain in electricity.
How Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading on the Blockchain Might Work
On this week’s Interchange podcast: We explore possible applications for peer-to-peer trading. Plus, a conversation with three blockchain startups.
An Interview With Gina McCarthy: Pruitt, Coal Politics and the Unstoppable Rise of Clean Energy
On this week’s Interchange podcast, former EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy assess the Trump administration’s efforts to dismantle the agency.
Why US Solar Had a Down Year in 2017
And why the future of U.S. solar is still looking up, on this week’s episode of The Interchange podcast.
Google and Microsoft Are Shaping Energy Markets
On this week’s episode of The Interchange podcast, a double-header interview with Google’s Neha Palmer and Microsoft’s Brian Janous.
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