Why Solar Deployment Speed Is the Real Climate Bottleneck with Deise Yumi Asami
Utility-scale solar is racing to meet surging power demand, yet installation bottlenecks, including labour shortages, heavier panels, and inconsistent daily output, are slowing progress. Deise Yumi Asami and the team at AES Corporation are tackling this with Maximo, an AI-powered field robot that a…
236. The Man Who Put Carbon Back Underground with Peter Reinhardt
Today, Matt speaks with Peter Reinhardt, co-founder and CEO of Charm Industrial, about one of the most ambitious bets in climate tech: putting carbon back underground permanently. Peter explains how Charm takes wood from wildfire thinning projects in the Colorado Rockies, converts it into bio-oil t…
Segment: Peter Reinhardt & His College Roommate And Cofounder
Peter Reinhardt co-founded the analytics firm Segment, and built it into a company that sold for $3.2 billion. But before it worked, everything else they tried didn’t.
In this episode, Peter and his co-founder, Calvin French-Owen, share their humbling story of finding product-market fit: hospital …
Climate-Driven Wildfires: Building Faster Fire Response Systems with Andrea Santy
As climate change intensifies the frequency and severity of wildfires, the need for faster, smarter response systems is becoming urgent. Andrea Santy, Executive Program Director of XPRIZE Wildfire, is leading a global effort to detect and suppress fires within minutes, preventing environmental and …
The Race to Replace Plastic: 2026 SF Climate Week
As plastic pollution accelerates alongside climate change, innovators are racing to replace petroleum-based materials with scalable, climate-positive alternatives. In this live episode from the 2026 San Francisco Climate Week, Dylan Garrett speaks with Julia Marsh, CEO and co-founder of Sway, Molly…
Turning Cow Burps into Clean Energy with Griffin Cherry
What if cow burps could power the future? Methane emissions from cattle represent one of the largest and most overlooked contributors to climate change, accounting for a significant share of global greenhouse gas emissions. Griffin Cherry, Founder and CEO of Planet.Tech, is developing a novel solut…
What Barbecue Sauce Has in Common With Carbon Removal
Charm Industrial is a climate tech company that takes biomass and converts it into a heavy, carbon-rich oil that can be injected underground, transmuting and storing the greenhouse gas far from the atmosphere. They’re scaling up fast and recently announced a new $20 million debt facility with JP Mo…
Smart Water Heaters Could Replace New Power Plants | Luke Winston-Almanzar
What if your water heater could lower your energy bills, keep your showers hot, and help stabilize the electric grid? Residential water heating accounts for roughly 20% of household energy use, yet most systems still operate without intelligence. Luke Winston-Almanzar, CEO and Co-founder of Reservo…
Why Electric Aviation Is Finally Becoming Possible | Anders Forslund
What if regional air travel could become both cheaper to operate and dramatically better for the planet? Aviation remains one of the hardest sectors to decarbonize, but advances in battery technology are opening the door to a fundamentally different approach. Anders Forslund, Co-founder and CEO of …
The Wildfire Suppression System Built to Fight Fire From the Ground | Gadi Benjamini
What if autonomous technology could detect and extinguish wildfires before they reach homes and communities? Wildfires are becoming an increasingly urgent climate resilience challenge, yet while detection systems have advanced rapidly, suppression remains largely fragmented and reactive. Gadi Benja…
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