Fasten your seatbelts for today's episode on Electric Vehicles
(EVs). Dr. Katherine Johnson will discuss the increasing number of roadblocks that EVs face on the race to electrification. Besides environmental concerns, the new rules for EV incentives have created customer confusion and push-back.

Both Italy and Germany are trying to slow down rules for mandatory EV adoption in the EU as these countries worry about the long-term impacts of banning Internal Combustion Engines (ICEs).

Please join our discussion at 11 a.m. Eastern Live by calling
866-451-1451 or send your comments at [email protected]

Climate change has been a hotly debated topic in the energy industry for years. The push to reduce fossil fuel emissions to address climate change also creates ethical challenges for governments, companies and individuals. Developing climate-focused solutions is expensive and may also create environmental harm.

On today's show, Dr. Katherine Johnson will discuss ethical dilemmas. Do we need to kill the planet to save it, or can we devise a well-thought-out, reasonable approach that ultimately "does no harm?" Please join our discussion at 11 a.m. Eastern Live by calling 866-451-1451 or send your comments at [email protected]

Will nuclear energy be the conduit to a clean and green energy future, or will it become a relic of our recent past? Nuclear energy has always been controversial – and it still is. Some advocates point out the hazards of nuclear waste, while other industry experts claim that nuclear energy is essential to our fossil-fuel-free energy future.

Customers are starting to push back against a variety of green energy policies. Citing concerns about the damage to the environment, some environmental organizations are campaigning against plans to build solar arrays, wind turbines and hydroelectric dams. Further clouding this issue is that some "green" policies aren't green but merely "greenwashing."



On today's show Dr. Katherine Johnson will discuss how these trends may affect reaching the aggressive goals to curb greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Please join our conversation at 11 a.m. Eastern Live by calling 866-451-1451 or send your comments at [email protected]

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Dr. Katherine Johnson will explore what decarbonization really means in the energy sector. She will also share case studies of countries that have developed successful decarbonization strategies. But do these approaches make sense for large, developed economies like the U.S.? Katherine's show will examine the opportunities and challenges of executing a comprehensive decarbonization policy. Check it this The KJ Show on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Eastern or on your favorite podcast channel.

In today's show, Joel Gilbert from Apogee (www.apogee.net) will discuss how natural gas fits into an electrification strategy. After sharing some late-breaking news, Dr. Katherine Johnson will highlight some unique strategies that utilities use to strengthen their infrastructure as they move away from traditional gas solutions. She'll also share some key takeaways from the recent AESP Annual Conference in New Orleans (a.k.a. lagniappe – one of Mark Twain's favorite words).

In today's show, Dr. Katherine Johnson will provide an update on some of the hottest topics in the energy community. She will cover new advances in energy technologies, the move toward green hydrogen in Europe and the latest insights about EV charging. Katherine will also share concerns from industry leaders about the projected cost and benefits of full electrification.

President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act will provide government grants and incentives to promote green energy solutions across the entire economy. But just how much of these funds will help owners and renters upgrade their homes?



On today's show, Dr. Katherine Johnson is joined by Stephen Bickel, the Chief Insight Officer and Director of Utility Policy & Programs for Clean Energy Works. Stephen will discuss how is company supports utilities in offering Pay-As-You-Save programs and promotes the adoption of clean energy.



Please join our conversation at 11 a.m. Eastern Live by calling 866-451-1451 or send your comments at [email protected]

Not all customers want or can afford Solar PVs on their rooftops. But that doesn't mean they can't benefit from Solar PV benefits. Community Solar programs offer customers a way to receive solar energy credits through a subscription-based model.



But how does it work, especially for low- and moderate-income households who most need the energy benefits? Today Katherine will explore this village-based approach. Please join our conversation at 11 a.m. Eastern Live by calling 866-451-1451 or send your comments at [email protected]