In this episode, Tim is joined by Georgia Power’s Stephanie Gossman and Kelli Newman to talk about the growth of electric vehicles.

This episode of Energy Matters features UGA Engineering Professor, David Gattie. Gattie and host Tim Echols make the case why nuclear energy is important in the low-carbon economy the US is pursuing. In the second half of the show, Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance staffer Cyrus Bhedwar and CTE Associate Justin Brightharp discuss energy efficiency and electric cars.

In this episode, Tim Echols talks coastal islands, portable EV chargers, the new Ford F-150 and space solar. Guests include Alan Shedd, Anne Blair, Andrew Richard and Darel Preble.

Commissioner Echols is joined by Andrew Saunders, Sustainability Officer for Athens-Clarke County, talking electric vehicles and energy efficiency. Kristen Baskin, Founder of LetusCompost.com, gives the lowdown on composting, and Stephanie Stuckey, former state representative and Atlanta Resiliency Officer, shares info about electric bikes, electric cars and major policy issues that Atlanta accomplished under her leadership.

Commissioner Echols and John Noel are joined in studio by two educators who see it as their mission to help middle-Georgia kids take an interest in STEM-related fields. Then, KC Boyce joins Tim and John to explain various types of energy-user profiles found at smartgridcc.org, as well as discusses the practicalities of owning an electric car.

In this episode, Commissioner Echols is joined by Joy Kramer, director of the Clean Energy Roadshow. They discuss EVs, time-of-use energy rates, and the "Will it Work" program that Georgia Power uses with corporate customers.

In this episode, Tim and John bring back Mohsen Toosi and Steve Epstein to discuss ride-share in Atlanta and their lack of adoption of electric vehicles. Mohsen's company sells more used EVs than anyone in Atlanta. In the last half of the show, KC Boyce discusses Fortune 500 corporate energy preferences and micro-grids.

In this episode, Commissioner Echols talks with Jeff Smith about energy efficiency. Then, Jamie Barber and Ron Trokey talk about energy planning. Plus, Gas South president and CEO Kevin Greiner discusses the latest in the natural gas industry. Finally, Mohsen Toosi of BMVW Auto Sales talks about EVs.

In this episode, Commissioner Echols and John Noel discuss with Shan Arora of Georgia Tech the Living Building Challenge "building standard" that GA Tech is pioneering. It is the highest level of sustainability. In the 2nd half of the show, Walton County entrepreneur Rick Huszagh discusses his biofuel business of making biodiesel from french fry oil.

This week on Energy Matters host Tim Echols and co-host John Noel talk about the 100% Renewable Energy goals brought forward by organizers Cary Ritzler and Michael Songster. Programs like this are being promoted all over the country by cities. In the second half of the show, Kodiak Sauer and Mark Farmer talk about effective lobbying and advocacy, and their non-partisan approach where relationships matter.