Steve concludes his conversation with Aamir Paul, the US President for Schneider Electric, a global provider of electrical products and energy management software. In part two, Aamir talks about how his personal journey led him to his current role, what needs to change at the federal level for the U.S. to address the climate crisis and how close to zero carbon Schneider Electric will be by 2025.

Since Steve launched the podcast he's spoken to thought leaders, professors, and lobbyists in the clean energy space. But what is being done on the ground in corporate America? This week, Steve is joined by Aamir Paul, the US President for Schneider Electric, a global provider of electrical products and energy management software. In part one, Aamir explains why Schneider Electric was named one of the most sustainable companies in the world, how his team responded to the pandemic, and what Schneider Electric's clean energy future looks like.

Steve wraps up his conversation with Mike O’Boyle, the Director of Electricity Policy at Energy Innovation, a nonpartisan energy and climate policy firm delivering research and analysis to help policymakers make informed choices.

This week on Fusion Capitalism, Steve speaks with Mike O’Boyle, the Director of Electricity Policy at Energy Innovation, a nonpartisan energy and climate policy firm delivering research and analysis to help policymakers make informed choices. Mike directs the firm’s Power Sector Transformation program to uncover policy and technology solutions for a clean, reliable, and affordable U.S. electricity system.

Steve wraps up his conversation with Mark Reynolds the Executive Director at Citizens’ Climate Lobby. In part two, Mark talks about what the incoming administration means to their movement and why he thinks Biden's climate agenda is so ambitious.

This week, Steve is joined by Mark Reynolds the Executive Director at Citizens’ Climate Lobby. Citizens' Climate Lobby is a nonprofit, nonpartisan grassroots advocacy organization focused on national policies to address climate change. In part one, Mark discusses how CCL volunteers lobby Congress for bipartisan climate solutions and why a carbon fee-and-dividend system could be a game changer.

Steve concludes his conversation with CNN’s Chief Climate Correspondent, Bill Weir. In part two, Steve and Bill discuss what a Biden administration means to the climate crisis and how carbon taxes can help reduce carbon dioxide emission.

How will the United States’ stance on climate change and clean energy change under the next Presidential administration? This week, Steve Melink discusses 2021 and beyond with CNN’s Chief Climate Correspondent, Bill Weir.

Steve wraps up his conversation with Jody Freeman, a professor of law and director of the environmental and energy law program at Harvard Law School. In part one Steve and Jody covered Climate Change in relation to the Election, but in part two they talk about what the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court means for Climate Change.

What will the results of the Presidential Election mean for climate change? This week, Steve discusses that and more with Jody Freeman, professor of law and director of the environmental and energy law program at Harvard Law School.