This episode showcases the "pre-pay" program that many utilities offer their customers. Dave Elve of PayGo and Jamie Wimberly of Distributed Energy Financial Group LLC share their experience and why these programs are generating 80% customer satisfaction. In the 2nd half of the show, Pete Marte joins Tim and John to discuss the evolution of solar in Georgia and why solar makes sense for certain homeowners and businesses

Ben Taube joins Tim and John in the first half of the show. Ben is the founder of the Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance. He unpacks the PACE program, an innovative way to finance energy upgrades--in some jurisdictions. In the second half of the show, Alan Shedd of Georgia EMC discusses how EMCs do solar, EVs and sustainability with Tim, John and KC Boyce.

In this episode, Allie Kelly of the Ray C. Anderson Sustainable Highway talks about the "living laboratory." This "P-4," as Allie explains, is testing new technologies in their effort to make the highway safe and sustainable. In the 2nd half of the show, James Marlowe talks with Tim and John about effective lobbying and the evolution of solar in Georgia.

In this episode, Ryan Sanders of the Large Scale Solar Association talks with Tim and John about how big arrays in Middle and South Georgia are helping the tax base of poorer counties. Then, Meredith Hodges and PJ Zonsius from Gas South talk about the evolution of natural gas deregulation in the state and the benefits and concerns over fracking.

This episode features the annual fantasy-football style Energy Draft, with Commissioner Echols joined by KC Boyce, John Noel and Andrew Saunders.

In this episode, Tim Echols and co-host KC Boyce talk about rogue solar salesman making false promises and their top 10 summer energy tips. Then, Tim chats with Wes Seay of BASF about the kaolin industry and Tim visits Cox Automotive’s Pivet to talk about EV charging and electric LYFT vehicles.

In this episode, Tim talks with Dewey Graham at Liberty Tire about sustainability and tire recycling. Then, Ed Davis fromThe Pegasus Group stops by to chat about advanced nuclear energy. Finally, the mayors of Dunwoody and Lilburn join the action!

In this episode, Hugh Wynne from Australia and Eric Selmon from Israel talk about the incredible risk associated with intermittent resources. They both have a degree from Harvard and Stanford.

In this episode, Tim Echols goes on the road to talk inventor Bill Scalia and UGA‘s new energy law professor, Dr. Adam Orford. In the 2nd half of the show, Tim does a special trash pick with the homeless in Atlanta and interviews them about the experience. In the final segment, Tim takes a ride in KC’s new Polestar.

In this episode Bruce Tate and Andy Darnell from Howard Brothers equipment talk about electric lawn mowers and power tools and the challenges around making them mainstream. In the last segment, Wilson Mallard of Georgia Power discusses the various solar programs available from the Utility.