In our latest episode of the pod, we hear from the optimistic force-of-nature that is Georgia Pemberton, Head of Enterprise Sales for UNDO. Best known for their high-permanence carbon removal solution, enhanced rock weathering, the team at UNDO work with businesses of all sizes on their journey to net zero.

In this insightful chat Joe and Georgia talk about:

• the fascinating, ancient and nature-enabled method of carbon removal that have put UNDO on the map;
• how to cross the chasm of change and make carbon removal work if you’re a climate forward business that want to make an impact;
• the need for education and why there are still too many acronyms in the industry;
• and they break down carbon credits to demystify how we define quality and how to navigate greenwashing fears.

As we kickstart our biggest year yet at tem. our Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer Jason Stocks jumps into the podcast hot seat solo. In this 16-minute fireside episode, you will hear Jason's open reflection on the risks and learnings from the last 12 months, the power of customer conversations and the pressing themes transforming the energy sector in the year ahead.

In this episode we’re joined by Niall Riddell, the CEO and Co-Founder of Paua. From an engineering degree to starting Paua, Niall has based his career on the decarbonisation of the economy. His start-up, Paua, is enabling fleets and businesses to manage payment and reimbursement across home and public charging

Check what they do: https://www.pauatech.com/

Check out this week’s episode with Robert Schrimpff CEO of Solar for Schools. Robert is passionate about accelerating the rate at which society decarbonises as well as educating the next generation on the challenges and solutions to this. Solar for Schools are creating a brighter future and through their partners, they fund, design, install and operate solar panels on schools’ roofs. Check out their amazing work here: https://www.solarforschools.co.uk/

We are here with another fantastic instalment of our podcast! In this episode, we speak with the CEO of Rightcharge, Charlie Cook, who shares his incredible journey and the challenges that owners have in setting up new technologies that are better on bills and the planet.