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Raw, unfiltered chats about the tech, policy and money behind climate solutions.
Hosts Francesco De Lieto (OBE Sustainability Managing Director) and Emma Mee (Chief of Staff, Colbridge Ventures) sit with founders, scientists, academics and investors on what works, what doesn’t, and what still needs inventing. With a touch of humour.
Produced by OBE, a sustainability consultancy specialising in life‑cycle assessment, research and climate tech.
More:
• oneobe.com
• youtube.com/@RAWGREEN_1
• linkedin.com/company/on‑behalf‑of‑earth
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Hosts Francesco De Lieto (OBE Sustainability Managing Director) and Emma Mee (Chief of Staff, Colbridge Ventures) sit with founders, scientists, academics and investors on what works, what doesn’t, and what still needs inventing. With a touch of humour.
Produced by OBE, a sustainability consultancy specialising in life‑cycle assessment, research and climate tech.
More:
• oneobe.com
• youtube.com/@RAWGREEN_1
• linkedin.com/company/on‑behalf‑of‑earth
Ciiiao!
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62 episodi
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How do you talk about climate change without making people switch off?
Comedian Stuart Goldsmith, host of The Comedian’s Comedian Podcast and creator of the touring climate comedy show Canary (https://www.stuartgoldsmith.com/), joins Francesco and Emma for a conversation about comedy, climate and c…
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Can sewage really become sustainable aviation fuel?
Francesco De Lieto and Emma Mee speak with James Hygate, founder of Firefly (https://flyfirefly.uk/), about turning wastewater biosolids into jet fuel using hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) - and whether this new pathway can compete with HEFA, e-S…
Renewables are scaling faster, getting cheaper and increasingly becoming an energy-security play. So why does the public and political conversation still make them sound expensive, unreliable and risky?
In this episode of Raw Green, Francesco De Lieto and Emma Mee speak with Bruce Douglas, CEO of t…
Small wind has been around for decades. So why has it never taken off like solar?
In this episode of Raw Green, Francesco De Lieto and Emma Mee speak with Daniel Farb, CEO of Flower Turbines (https://www.flowerturbines.com/), about whether small vertical-axis wind can finally move from niche techn…
When buildings overheat, the usual answer is simple: add more cooling.
But what if part of the solution was not another machine, but a material?
In this episode of Raw Green, Francesco De Lieto and Emma Mee speak with Molly Allington, CEO and co-founder of Albotherm (https://albotherm.com/), a Gree…
How does climate tech earn serious capital?
In this episode of RAW GREEN, Francesco De Lieto and Emma Mee sit down with Bailey Morrow, Managing Director at HSBC Innovation Banking (https://www.hsbcinnovationbanking.com/en), to unpack one of the biggest bottlenecks in climate tech: bankability.
Ma…
In this episode of RAW GREEN, Francesco De Lieto and Emma Mee speak with Mat Meredith, Chief Technology Officer at UNDO (https://un-do.com/), about enhanced rock weathering, one of the most promising carbon removal pathways with real gigatonne potential.
Enhanced rock weathering sounds almost too …
Plastic foam is everywhere. It protects our deliveries, insulates buildings, keeps food cold, cushions products, and makes modern logistics work. But materials like expanded polystyrene - better known as Styrofoam - are still largely fossil-based, difficult to recycle in practice, and often end up …
Recorded live at Cerulean II in London organised by Samudra Oceans, this Raw Green episode explores one of the most overlooked areas in climate tech and energy infrastructure: the ocean.
Our host Francesco De Lieto is joined by Ophelia Chua (CFO, Rypples) and Laura Duggan (CEO, Fetch Energy), the d…
Recorded live at Samudra Oceans Cerulean event in London, this Raw Green episode dives straight into one of the most controversial frontiers in climate tech: deep sea mining.
Joined by Alexander Nesiah (Founder, nMech Robotics / Atlas) and Dr. Nick Hardman-Mountford (marine scientist, policy advis…
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