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This is the podcast where we will discuss why gas in transport is a sustainable, practical and affordable choice for our transport system. gmobility aims to explain, discuss, and share experiences about a very simple and effective solution which can quickly tackle the current environmental footprint of the transport sector. gmobility stands for gas in transport, from natural to renewable gas, from personnel mobility to freight transport. As you will discover, the circular economy and carbon-neutral mobility are already available today! And sometimes also within our households: producing clean biomethane from our daily domestic waste is already a reality and we are proud of it.Today, we are in need of solutions that can quickly curb emissions of the transport sector: gmobility aims to show how this can be done thanks to renewable gas and its potential for the future!
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Average audio length:
18 minutes
English
United States
14 episodes
since Dec. 16, 2019
episodic
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#14 - Didier Hendrickx talks about gmobility in BelgiumThis week, we have another guest on the gmobility podcast - Didier Hendrickx.It's my pleasure to bring Didier, who works at gas.be, which is the Belgian Federation of Gas System Operators. Didier has years of experience talking, promoting…
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#013- Here we go! This week, I'm very excited about the gmobility podcast. I have a very special guest who I'm very happy to introduce on the podcast for the first time and think you will really like our discussion. His name is Robin Hörrmann, and he's the communications manager ove…
#012 - Here it is! Our second episode on the topic of the large gas family!
This week we are continuing right where we've left off the last time with the topic of hydrogen. The use of hydrogen in the transport system is very often seen as the long term solution, overcoming the problem of stor…
#011 - In this episode of the gmobility podcast we enter the topic of the large gas family.Gas, methane, autogas, propane, natural gas, biogas, butane, biomethane… are they different?
This week we are continuing the podcast with the topic of ‘what exactly is gas’. We have already discussed some f…
#010 - In this episode of the gmobility podcast we can go deeper into the topic of LNG and spend some time looking at the other side of the coin, so to say. In other words – the role of the gas infrastructure and the future of transport that LNG will enable.When it comes to the role of infrastructu…
#009 - In this episode of the gmobility podcast we are continuing with a brand new topic – LNG. It is something that I’ve mentioned here and there, but for the first time, we shall take a more in-depth look into it. The goal, as usual, is to try and understand more about it. A big question that Eur…
#008 - In this episode of the gmobility podcast we continue the topic of air quality and local pollutants.This time talking about the different types associated with transport. In this episode, you will learn the difference between the likes of NOx, PM, PN and other pollutants that perhaps you’ve h…
#007 - In this episode, we talk about air quality - the health aspect, emission standards and the technology.This will be part one of two because it's a really big topic to discuss in one go. So, in the next episode, we will talk about the different pollutants.Despite the progress in emission …
#006 - Today, we want to jump into a topic which will interest a lot of you listening to the podcast. We will discuss if you should drive on CNG.
Probably many of you are currently looking for a new car and are uncertain whether buying a diesel or even petrol car is a smart decision, now that a lot…
#005 - In this episode, we talk about refueling with CNG and about the existing infrastructure in Europe.You got a CNG car, how does it work to refuel it? Refueling a CNG car is actually really easy. In this episode, we will go over it and will talk about the practicalities of it. Are you confused …
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