In this episode of Path to Zero podcast, you’ll get an update on how the nation’s electric utilities are working to reduce emissions with emerging technologies.

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Tucker continues his Reuters Energy Transition Summit episodes by speaking with Bob Madonna about the smart energy revolution he envisions and how the grid can keep up with increasing electrification demands.

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Tucker has a fascinating conversation with an expert who stresses the importance of a systems approach to achieve sustainability. Dr. Rachel A. Meidl is an Energy & Environment Fellow at Rice University’s Baker Institute, a non-partisan public policy think tank. Tucker caught up with Dr. Meidl at Reuters Energy Transition North America in Houston.

The post 5.19 – Changing the Narrative on Carbon with Rachel A. Meidl, Energy & Environment Fellow, Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy appeared first on Propane.

In this episode, Path to Zero listeners get to hear from one of the nation’s leading experts on energy markets and the electric grid.

The post 5.18 – Grid Reliability and the Future of Renewables with Ed Hirs, Energy Fellow at the University of Houston appeared first on Propane.

Tucker continues his conversations from Reuters Energy Transition North American in Houston with the leader of a company on a mission to decarbonize industry to help solve climate change.

The post 5.17 – Heliogen CEO Christie Obiaya on Decarbonizing Industry with AI-Enhanced Solar Thermal Energy appeared first on Propane.

Path to Zero kicks off a series of interviews recorded from Reuters Energy Transition North American in Houston with a special episode focused on environmental justice.

The post 5.16 – The Father of Environmental Justice, Dr. Robert D. Bullard, on the Progress and Challenges of the Movement appeared first on Propane.

In this episode from Climate Week in New York, you’ll get some practical advice on how to adapt to climate-related extreme weather from David Pogue, New York Times Bestselling selling author and CBS News Correspondent.

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Tucker continues his conversations with participants in Climate Week by talking to James Rockall, who for more than 20 years, has been a leader with the World LPG Association.

The post 5.14 – LPG’s (Propane) Role in Cutting CO2 Emissions with James Rockall, CEO of the World LPG Association (WLPGA) appeared first on Propane.

In this episode recorded from Climate Week in New York City, Tucker talks to the head of an international organization whose mission is to eliminate the health impacts from the global transportation sector.

The post 5.13 – Is Electrification the Best Solution to Decarbonize the Transportation Sector? With Rachel Muncrief of the International Council on Clean Transportation appeared first on Propane.

Tucker continues his special interviews from Climate Week in New York by getting some insight from an expert on ESG policy and regulation.

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