S1 E10 Speaker: Mark Felstead, Guest: Jesper Munkholm In the final episode of the current series of Liquid Assets, Mark Felstead hosts Jesper Munkholm from Water Impact. Jesper, with a background in IT, transitioned to the water industry to make a meaningful impact. They discuss the critical role of water in daily life, manufacturing, and renewable energy production. The conversation highlights the growing need for water innovations, the significant water consumption in renewable energy projects, and the increasing interest in water investments as a way to mitigate financial risks and promote sustainability. The episode concludes with an emphasis on the importance of investing in water and mentions Dutch Clean Tech's business model for funding water treatment plants. Value Bombs Listen to our episode from Jesper of Water Impact Partners to learn about:   How important water is—not just to our survival but also to the manufacturing process for nearly everything around us!   Hear why water is currently a massively undervalued investment.   Hear some mouth-dropping facts and figures about how much water is needed to manufacture renewable energy products such as solar panels or wind turbines and the essential role it will play in the growth of AI.   Finally, learn about the much-talked risk mitigation applied to the water industry.  Call To Action and Important Links If you want to help with our mission to provide clean water then visit us here: Dutch Clean Tech Website: https://www.dutchcleantech.nl Dutch Clean Tech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dutch-clean-tech Special thanks to our guest contributor Sander Pielkenrood, CEO Dutch Clean Tech

S1 E9 Speaker: Mark Felstead, Guest: Duncan Reid In this episode of Liquid Assets, the host interviews Duncan Reid, founder and CEO of Reset Connect. They discuss the significance of sustainability in finance and water sectors, touching on global sustainability issues, the Paris Agreement, energy transitions and the future of water resources. They highlight the role of private investment in promoting environmental initiatives, and emphasize the critical importance of clean water and innovative solutions by Dutch Clean Tech. Value Bombs We talk to the creator of London's hottest new conference - Reset Connect - where sustainablitily meets finance. Many companies are talking about how they can create sustainable solutions that make societies more resilient facing future challenges. But who is going to pay for the transitions needed? We discuss how reset connect can provide a platform to give us the answers. Call To Action and Important Links If you want to help with our mission to provide clean water then visit us here: Dutch Clean Tech Website: https://www.dutchcleantech.nl Dutch Clean Tech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dutch-clean-tech Special thanks to our guest contributor Sander Pielkenrood, CEO Dutch Clean Tech

S1 E8 Speaker: Mark Felstead, Guest: Ken Wheeler In this episode of Liquid Assets, host Mark Felstead discusses the importance of clean water and explores fascinating concepts and innovations related to water with guest Ken Wheeler aka Theoria Apophasis. They delve into topics such as the metaphysics of water, its geometric properties, and the remarkable effects of structured and magnetic water on growth and health. Ken also touches upon the significance of Pythagorean principles, electromagnetic fields, and the impact of water quality on well-being. Value Bombs Do you know the connection between water and Pythagorus? Or water and the platonic solids?   I did not know until I listened to Ken Wheeler and heard some of his incredible wisdom regarding water.   Not only will he astound us with the relationships of some of the numbers involved in the water molecule... (spoiler alert - the Golden Ratio!) but if you should stay til the end, where he will give tips on becoming the ultimate in green fingers!  Call To Action and Important Links If you want to help with our mission to provide clean water then visit us here: Dutch Clean Tech Website: https://www.dutchcleantech.nl Dutch Clean Tech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dutch-clean-tech Special thanks to our guest contributor Sander Pielkenrood, CEO Dutch Clean Tech

S1 E7 Speaker: Mark Felstead, Guests: Heather and Richard from Water.org In this episode of Liquid Assets, host Mark Felstead interviews Heather and Richard from Water.org, an organization dedicated to solving the global water and sanitation crisis through innovative partnerships and financial solutions like water credits. The discussion highlights the significance of clean water access, its impact on women's empowerment, and the challenges of maintaining water infrastructure. They also explore Water.org's sister organization, Water Equity, which focuses on attracting capital to support water and sanitation projects. The episode concludes with ways listeners can support Water.org's mission to provide sustainable water solutions worldwide. Value Bombs Water.org:   Leading organisations to support water and sanitation means through private money. Water equity: to address the global water difficulties.   Microfinancing : allows small households to raise the money needed to improve sanitary facilities - can have massive empowerment consequences for women and children in poorer communities in ways we cannot imagine.   Water.org has been able to help over 63 million households!  Call To Action and Important Links If you want to help with our mission to provide clean water then visit us here: Dutch Clean Tech Website: https://www.dutchcleantech.nl Dutch Clean Tech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dutch-clean-tech Special thanks to our guest contributor Sander Pielkenrood, CEO Dutch Clean Tech

S1 E6 Speaker: Mark Felstead, Guest: Hans Schokkenbroek The episode explores the importance of water, health benefits of structured water and innovative solutions for clean water access. Hans Schokkenbroek from Dragonfly Water Solutions shares insights on water restructuring and implosive techniques in water treatment, emphasizing the need to respect and balance water in nature. Value Bombs

Call To Action and Important Links If you want to help with our mission to provide clean water then visit us here: Dutch Clean Tech Website: https://www.dutchcleantech.nl Dutch Clean Tech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dutch-clean-tech Special thanks to our guest contributor Sander Pielkenrood, CEO Dutch Clean Tech

S1 E5 Speaker: Mark Felstead, Guest: John Leppers, Anthesis Climate Neutral Group In this episode of Liquid Assets hosted by Mark Felstead, the focus is on the importance of clean water availability and quality. Mark interviews John Leppers, who discusses the challenges and solutions related to achieving climate neutrality and investing in clean water projects. They explore the impact of water scarcity, pollution, and geopolitical factors on water resources globally. John emphasizes the urgency of taking action to ensure access to clean water for all. Value Bombs How doing good is actually very difficult! Investment always carries risks and you should be fully aware of this Call To Action and Important Links You can help by contributing to Anthesis : https://www.climateneutralgroup.com/en/ If you want to help with our mission to provide clean water then visit us here: Dutch Clean Tech Website: https://www.dutchcleantech.nl Dutch Clean Tech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dutch-clean-tech Special thanks to our guest contributor Sander Pielkenrood, CEO Dutch Clean Tech

S1 E4 Speaker: Mark Felstead, Guest: Kirsty Davis, Surfers Against Sewage This episode of 'Liquid Assets' focuses on clean water access and the battle against water pollution. It features conversations with Kirsty from Surfers Against Sewage about their efforts to combat sewage pollution in the UK, and with Jacqui Hughes, discussing the importance of clean water for family health and well-being. The episode highlights the need for community involvement, transparent pollution data, and urgent action to improve water quality. Value Bombs How can you get involved in getting your local lakes and rivers cleaned up? The importance of being able to do open water swimming for both physical and mental health benefits. Call To Action and Important Links Surfers Against Sewage : https://www.sas.org.uk If you want to help with our mission to provide clean water then visit us here: Dutch Clean Tech Website: https://www.dutchcleantech.nl Dutch Clean Tech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dutch-clean-tech Special thanks to our guest contributor Jacquie Hughes, swimmer and mother of GB Olympic Champion Tom Dean

S1 E3 Speaker: Mark Felstead, Guest: Oscar Rossbach In the third episode of Liquid Assets, host Mark Felstead interviews Oscar Rossbach from Dutch Clean Tech on the water conservation measures in Mexico City. They discuss the problems of scarcity and pollution, the use of ozone generators in water treatment, industrial and residential water waste, and how Dutch Clean Tech is addressing these issues. Rossbach also highlights the supportive role of the Netherlands Embassy in Mexico towards promoting Dutch water treatment tech. Value Bombs 1) 80% of the city’s water treatment plants are not working! 2) Water is being wasted at the rate of 86 million litres per day – that is the water from 35 olympic sized swimming pools, or enough to fill the Aztec Football stadium every three days, literally going down the drain.  3) There is a water crisis as never been seen before as although there is enough water, it is simply too polluted to be used. Call To Action and Important Links What went wrong and how can we fix this? If you want to help with our mission to provide clean water then visit us here: Dutch Clean Tech Website: https://www.dutchcleantech.nl Dutch Clean Tech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dutch-clean-tech Special thanks to our guest contributor Sander Pielkenrood, CEO Dutch Clean Tech

S1 E2 Speaker: Mark Felstead, Guest: Joseph Daniel Mooney Episode 2 of Liquid Assets explores global water issues, focusing particularly on Guatemala. The host, Mark Felstead, and Joseph Daniel Mooney of Dutch Cleantech discuss current problems, potential solutions, and Dutch Cleantech's mission. They emphasise the importance of dealing with water contamination and highlight the intended impact of their initiatives. Value Bombs 1) Guatemala City is booming economically but this is placing a tremendous strain on its infrastructure – particularly its waste water treatment. 2) The natural aquifers that supply the city with its fresh water are depleting at an alarming rate – best estimates say they will be empty in 20 years – meaning if it carries on like this there will be NO drinking water for the city. 3) Due to the poor quality of the water child mortality is one of the highest in Latin America. Call To Action and Important Links What went wrong and how can we fix this? If you want to help with our mission to provide clean water then visit us here: Dutch Clean Tech Website: https://www.dutchcleantech.nl Dutch Clean Tech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dutch-clean-tech Special thanks to our guest contributor Sander Pielkenrood, CEO Dutch Clean Tech

S1 E1 Get the balance right.. Is there really a water scarcity on our planet or is it just that we are using and abusing this precious resource and then putting it back dirty into nature?  The first step to resolving our water problems is to restore the balance by only putting back int nature clean water. Speaker: Mark Felstead, Guest: Sander Pielkenrood In the first episode of Liquid Assets, host Mark Felstead converses with Sander Pielkenrood, CEO of Dutch Clean Tech, about resolving global water scarcity and sanitation issues. They discuss Dutch Clean Tech's treatment technology and its funding model, which involves private investors. Sander emphasises the necessity of treating wastewater, notes how diseases occur from water contamination, and dissects the high water consumption in the textile industry. Value Bombs 1. Over 2 million people on our planet do not have access to clean drinking water. 2. More than 3 and a half million people lack adequate sanitation. 3. Around a third of ALL hospital beds around the world are filled with patients suffering from diseases related to polluted drinking water. Call To Action and Important Links What went wrong and how can we fix this? If you want to help with our mission to provide clean water then visit us here: Dutch Clean Tech Website: https://www.dutchcleantech.nl Dutch Clean Tech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dutch-clean-tech Special thanks to our guest contributor Sander Pielkenrood, CEO Dutch Clean Tech