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In today's episode we have two insightful interviews that explore the frontiers of clean energy and the political landscapes shaping its future.
Sign up for our UK election night livestream on 4th July at 9pm UK time with a great panel including Sarah Mackintosh, Rupert Read, Prashant Rao, Ben Cooke and more.
Hal Hodson discusses his recent deep dive into solar energy, exploring the rapid advancements and exponential growth in the sector. He emphasises the importance of solar energy in the global energy transition and shares insights into the positive feedback loops driving solar's expansion.
Key Points:
Read more from Hal Hodson: The Economist - Solar Special Issue
Sarah Mackintosh provides an analysis of the different party manifestos in the UK, focusing on their support for innovation and the growth of the climate tech sector. Sarah also discusses the importance of cross-party collaboration and the potential for the UK to regain its leadership in climate tech.
Key Points:
Learn more about Cleantech for UK: Cleantech for UK
Oliver Morton - Editor and author known for his works on climate and energy. Recommended books:
Science Fiction Classics - Authors like Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke, whose imaginative works have inspired Hal's thinking about technological unlocks and future possibilities.
James Gleick - Nonfiction author known for his precise and holistic approach to fundamental issues. Notable works:
Sign up for the live stream: Election Night Live Stream
Get more at wickedproblems.earth
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In today's episode we have two insightful interviews that explore the frontiers of clean energy and the political landscapes shaping its future.
Sign up for our UK election night livestream on 4th July at 9pm UK time with a great panel including Sarah Mackintosh, Rupert Read, Prashant Rao, Ben Cooke and more.
Hal Hodson discusses his recent deep dive into solar energy, exploring the rapid advancements and exponential growth in the sector. He emphasises the importance of solar energy in the global energy transition and shares insights into the positive feedback loops driving solar's expansion.
Key Points:
Read more from Hal Hodson: The Economist - Solar Special Issue
Sarah Mackintosh provides an analysis of the different party manifestos in the UK, focusing on their support for innovation and the growth of the climate tech sector. Sarah also discusses the importance of cross-party collaboration and the potential for the UK to regain its leadership in climate tech.
Key Points:
Learn more about Cleantech for UK: Cleantech for UK
Oliver Morton - Editor and author known for his works on climate and energy. Recommended books:
Science Fiction Classics - Authors like Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke, whose imaginative works have inspired Hal's thinking about technological unlocks and future possibilities.
James Gleick - Nonfiction author known for his precise and holistic approach to fundamental issues. Notable works:
Sign up for the live stream: Election Night Live Stream
Get more at wickedproblems.earth
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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