This Is CDR Ep. 35: Scaling Up CDR - Lessons From Solar with Dr. Greg Nemet
In this episode of This Is CDR OpenAir welcomes Dr. Greg Nemet of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and author of How Solar Became Cheap, to teach us about low-carbon innovation and how we can push CDR down the cost curve.
Co-hosted by OpenAir members Jared Hunter and Chris Neidl
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Climate Change and the Surprising Success of Solar Power
In the past 50 years, solar energy has surpassed all expectations. Even early solar experts couldn’t predict how affordable and widespread it would become. The story behind its success involves Einstein, US presidents, obscure legislation and a global relay race. Now the question is – What can the…
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IWP Ep66 Rose and Greg Nemet - Kareen Wine
IWP Ep66 Rose and Greg Nemet - Kareen Wine. Today we’re hearing from Greg and Rose Nemet from Kareen wines. They’ve been making wine professionally since 2016 working mostly with Lodi and Clarksburg fruit and more recently from their estate vineyard in the Shenandoah Valley. We talk about how the…
Why solar energy could get even cheaper
The price of producing electricity from solar energy has dropped rapidly in the last several years and nothing is stopping it from dropping even further, an expert recently told the hosts of Energy Evolution, an S&P Global Market Intelligence podcast. There is still room for reducing the cost of so…
Scrubbing the Sky - Episode 4 - Skeptics vs Believers: Is Direct Air Capture Hope or Hype?
Host Ed Whittingham closes out Season 1 by examining the case against Direct Air Capture by one its harshest critics, Al Gore, followed by the counterarguments of supporters. Will DAC live up to its hype and potential to help cool a warming planet?
Guests include:
Greg Nemet, professor at the U…
EP4 - Skeptics vs Believers: Is Direct Air Capture Hope or Hype? (Season 1 Finale)
Host Ed Whittingham closes out Season 1 by examining the case against Direct Air Capture by one its harshest critics, Al Gore, followed by the counterarguments of supporters. Will DAC live up to its hype and potential to help cool a warming planet?
Guests include:
Greg Nemet, professor at the Un…
Ep 114: Greg Nemet on How Solar Got 10,000 Times Cheaper and Why Commercial Rooftops Are Next
What if the biggest energy transformation in history is only just getting started? In this episode, Greg Nemet explains how solar energy went from one of the most expensive technologies on earth to the cheapest source of electricity in history and why batteries, distributed energy systems, and comm…
Top Moment from Greg Nemet on How Solar Got 10,000 Times Cheaper and Why Commercial Rooftops Are Next
What if solar energy isn't just another power source, but the foundation of the future economy? In this highlight episode, Greg Nemet explores why solar energy's rapid growth shows no signs of slowing, as well as what that means for businesses, energy consumers, and the broader economy. You'll lear…
The innovation story behind today’s solar power boom
Today, solar PV is the fastest-growing energy source in the world. Yet that would not have been possible without a history of innovation spanning decades. From the breakthrough discovery of a practical silicon solar cell at a US phone company in the 1950s to the rapid scaling up of solar panel manu…
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