# Sam Morgan
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sam morgan (born 1975) is best known as the founder of Trade Me, New Zealand's largest online auction site, which he sold in 2006 to Australian media company Fairfax for over NZ$700 million.
== Personal history ==
Morgan grew up in Wellington, New Zealand, with his father economist Gareth Morgan and mother Jo Morgan a local bus driver. He attended Newtown School, Rongotai College and Victoria University of Wellington before opting out in 1995.
EU urges energy frugality, record-breaking solar prototype
On today’s episode of The Jolt, Sam reports on the biggest news developments in energy and climate, including the EU urging more energy demand curbs and another leap forward in solar panel technology.
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The Jolt and CLEW Review, #4
In our ongoing format, The Jolt and Clean Energy Wire combine forces to review some of the biggest and most interesting talking points from the world of energy and climate!
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Why more coal plants doesn’t mean more coal power
On today’s episode of The Jolt: global coal power capacity is increasing, but the amount of power generated from coal is falling.
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How geopolitical instability is affecting markets
As tensions in the Middle East continue to rise, what does this mean for markets and the global economy? Jared Cohen, president of Global Affairs and co-head of the Office of Applied Innovation at Goldman Sachs, and Sam Morgan, global head of fixed income currencies and commodities sales in Goldman…
Lessons from the Baltic grid's independence anniversary
In today’s episode of The Jolt, Sam looks into whether any fears about synchronising the Baltic power grid with Europe’s actually materialised, plus COP31’s globe-trotting agenda is confirmed
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A new guiding light for the energy transition
In today’s episode of The Jolt, Sam looks at why the Paris Agreement’s temperature targets might have outlived their usefulness, plus France and the United Kingdom lock horns over interconnectors
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Heat pumps 101
On today’s episode of The Jolt: what actually are heat pumps? How do they work? Sam goes back to basics to find out.
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Franco-German car deal, Southeast Asia chokes on fumes
On today’s episode of The Jolt, Sam reports on the biggest news developments in energy and climate, including Paris and Berlin agreeing on car CO2 targets and Southeast Asia choking on wildfire smoke
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Britain’s gas green light, Australia’s hydro delay
On today’s episode of The Jolt, Sam reports on the biggest news developments in energy and climate, including the United Kingdom approving a controversial new fossil gas field and Australia’s mega-hydro project’s cost and time overruns
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Big election shocks, Romania learns nuclear lessons
On today’s episode of The Jolt, Sam reports on the biggest news developments in energy and climate, including the possible impact on energy of shock election wins in Brazil and Serbia, plus efforts to make Romania’s nuclear power more secure
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