The 360 on Energy and Carbon

In this enlightening episode, hosts Dave, John, and Sandra welcome Bruno Miller, Vice President of Commercial Development and Government Affairs at Air Company. They discuss the urgent need for sustainability in the aviation industry, which currently contributes about 2-3% of global CO2 emissions. Bruno explains Air Company's innovative approach to creating sustainable aviation fuels directly from CO2 and green hydrogen. The discussion delves into the lifecycle and economic viability of these low-carbon fuels, their impact on safety, and potential benefits for airlines and passengers. Join them to explore how this technology can reshape the future of aviation.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

00:20 Meet Bruno Miller and Air Company

01:09 The Carbon Footprint of Aviation

02:18 Air Company's Innovative Approach

03:52 Sourcing CO2 and Hydrogen

06:18 Economic Models and Case Studies

16:56 Technical Challenges in Aviation

21:10 Lifecycle and Environmental Benefits

24:21 Economic Benefits for Airlines and Passengers

31:47 Conclusion and Key Takeaways

Join hosts Lysandra and Dave as they engage in a compelling discussion with Tom Rand, co-founder of ArcTern Ventures. Tom shares his inspiring journey from starting as a Cleantech Advisor at Mars Discovery District to establishing ArcTern Ventures, focusing on impactful investment in the CleanTech sector. They explore ArcTern’s investment philosophy, the evolution of CleanTech financing, market dynamics post-COVID, and the significant global economic opportunities ahead. Tom emphasizes the critical importance of energy efficiency and the strategic importance of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This episode is packed with invaluable insights for entrepreneurs and industry leaders alike.

00:00 Introduction to Tom Rand and ArcTern Ventures

00:59 Tom Rand's Journey to Cleantech

03:40 Founding Arcturne Ventures

05:12 Growth and Evolution of Arcturne Ventures

08:58 Investment Philosophy and Criteria

17:21 Global Trends and Future Predictions in Cleantech

23:53 Advice for Entrepreneurs and Final Thoughts

Join hosts Dave and John as they welcome Jean Marc Leclerc, President and CEO of Honda Canada, to discuss Honda's groundbreaking investments in the EV industry. In this episode, Jean Marc shares insights into Honda's vision for sustainability, the company's innovative initiatives, and the economic and environmental impacts of their new manufacturing processes. Discover how Honda Canada is set to become a global centre of excellence for EV manufacturing and the crucial role of senior management in driving this energy transition. Learn about the challenges ahead, the importance of clean energy, and how Honda plans to lead the way in electrification. Don't miss this comprehensive conversation on the future of the automotive industry and Honda's ambitious plans to reshape it.

Join hosts Dave and Lysandra as they welcome Gregory Carli, the global leader in sustainability, resilience, and ESG at GHD, for an enlightening discussion on the new Canadian sustainability disclosure standards.

Join hosts Dave, John, Lysandra, and special guest Mohammad Joust Mohammadi, founder and CEO of PH7 Technologies, as they delve into the groundbreaking advancements in sustainable metal extraction and recycling. Mohammad shares his fascinating journey from being a chemical and mining engineer in Iran to founding PH7 Technologies in Canada. Learn about the company's mission to minimize water consumption and eliminate wastewater in mineral extraction processes, their innovative solvent metallurgy technique, and their closed-loop system that reuses chemicals efficiently. Discover how PH7 Technologies aims to address the global demand for critical metals essential for achieving net-zero goals by 2050. Dive into discussions on scalability, the future of metal extraction, and the significant role of recycling in a sustainable future.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

01:31 Meet Mohammad Doostmohammadi

01:49 The Inspiration Behind PH7 Technologies

03:46 Core Mission and Global Impact

06:25 Innovative Solvo-Metallurgy Process

08:29 Sustainable Extraction and Refining Methods

13:55 Scalability and Future Plans

18:10 Challenges and Opportunities in Mining

20:34 Future of Sustainable Metal Extraction

22:59 Final Thoughts and Takeaways

Exploring Propane Innovations and Future Opportunities with Tucker PerkinsJoin hosts Dave, John, Lysandra and guest Tucker Perkins, CEO of the Propane Education & Research Council and fellow podcaster as Host of the Path to Zero podcast. In this informative episode, they dive into the advancements and potential of propane technology. Starting with a recap of innovations discussed in their first episode, Tucker expands on how propane revolutionizes residential, commercial, industrial, utility-scale, and transportation sectors. Discover how modern propane engines achieve diesel-like efficiency and near-zero emissions with renewable fuels. The conversation also covers propane's role in the global energy mix, the industry's growth potential, renewable propane production, and its advantages over traditional fuels. Don't miss the insights and inspiring stories from the world of propane and alternative energy solutions.

In this podcast episode, David and John interview Rob Cummings, the head of sustainability and public affairs at Lafarge Canada. The conversation covers Rob's role, Lafarge's efforts in decarbonization, public affairs, and the importance of governance in the cement industry. Rob shares examples of how the company is achieving significant reductions in carbon emissions and stresses the role of innovation, market systems, and rule changes in driving sustainability. The discussion also delves into biodiversity and how Lafarge aims to be net positive in biodiversity through quarry operations and restoration projects. Rob highlights the necessity for making sustainability profitable and the importance of good governance and accountability in achieving that goal.

In this episode, we delve into the complexities of promoting sustainability within the coffee industry with Adam from Reunion Coffee Roasters. From discussing the challenges of greenwashing and certification confusion to the importance of fair trade and the environmental impact of everyday coffee consumption, Adam provides in-depth insights and innovative solutions. Learn about Reunion Coffee's journey towards B Corp certification, their unique sustainable initiatives, and practical steps consumers can take to make more informed choices. Tune in to understand the real story behind your cup of coffee and the ongoing efforts to make the coffee industry more sustainable globally.

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Join Dave, John, and Jana McDonald, CEO of Guardyan Conservation Group, in an enlightening discussion about the intricacies of the carbon credit market. Dive into topics like handling variability in carbon credits, the importance of quality standards, and strategies for aligning projects with client goals. Learn about the differences between voluntary and compliant carbon markets, and discover how carbon management innovations shape the industry. This episode also explores Guardyan's collaborative approach with industry stakeholders and regulatory bodies, along with their market strategies and future vision. Don’t miss this comprehensive overview of how carbon credits are critical in achieving net-zero emissions.

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This episode dives into the complexities of energy management in corporate boardrooms, discussing how sustainability and environmental responsibility are influencing corporate strategies towards energy costs. The speakers, including Dave, John, and Lysandra, explore the lack of action in integrating energy management as a strategic priority within corporations, citing personal experiences and industry observations. They address the role of C-suite and board involvement, the impact of global regulations and reporting practices, and the need for energy literacy and concrete goals for significant progress. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities in making energy management a part of corporate sustainability efforts, emphasizing the importance of actionable goals within executives' tenures and the potential for energy efficiency to provide substantial returns.