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Energy vs Climate is a live, interactive webinar and podcast where energy experts David Keith, Sara Hastings-Simon and Ed Whittingham break down the trade-offs of the energy transition in Alberta, Canada, and beyond. It's your no-nonsense take on a messy, high-stakes topic: news, analysis, and conversations with guests from industry, government, and civil society. You won't always agree with us, but if you care about where our energy system is headed, this is for you. Guests range from scientists and policy experts to industry leaders, talking through everything from new energy technology to the real-world effects of climate change.
Produced by Amit Tandon & Bespoke Podcasts
ความถี่ในการอัพเดต:
every 16 days
ความยาวเสียงโดยเฉลี่ย:
50 minutes
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127 ตอน
ตั้งแต่ 21 สิงหาคม 2020
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AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~35.10% of listeners are from United States.
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US
35.10%
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GB
20.81%
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CA
8.57%
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AU
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ตอนล่าสุด 🔗
Bill McKibben has been sounding the climate alarm since before most were paying attention, but lately he's finally feeling some optimism about solar power in particular.
On September 17, renowned author, journalist, and environmentalist Bill McKibben joined us remotely at Protect Our Winters (…
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On September 17, Ed sat down with former Canadian Environment and Climate Change Canada minister Steven Guilbeault for what we called a "fireside exit interview."
Steven spent more than three decades in Canada's environmental movement, then spent seven years in federal politics, fo…
This is a replay of our conversation with Dr. Blake Shaffer, an energy economist at the University of Calgary, on Canada's electrification bet. We recorded this in spring 2023, right after the federal budget's big bet on clean electricity. With AI data centres now competing for the same g…
This is a replay of our conversation with Dr. Shirley Meng from the University of Chicago on battery storage. It's one of our favourite deep dives because batteries touch everything from EV range anxiety to grid scale storage, and even the whole critical minerals conversation.
When we recorde…
Decarbonization usually means addition: more wind, solar, EVs. But a real transition also means taking something away.
We talk about decarbonization like it's a shopping list: more wind, more solar, more EVs, stacked on top of whatever's already running. But a real transition means somet…
Octopus Energy paid its UK customers collectively over £100,000 during a recent heat wave, not through new infrastructure, but a text message and a price signal offering demand flexibility. That caught our attention.In this episode, Ed and Sara (David sits this one out) talk with Eric Davids, Head …
They say there's no growth without feedback. This season, you've given us plenty of it.
In this episode, David, Sara, and Ed do something most podcasters shouldn't do: they read the comments. Out loud and on purpose.
Some feedback was positive. Some was additive. Some fell into the…
Ed's new project, Critical Mass, starts with a deceptively simple question: if Canada decides it wants more nuclear power, can it actually deliver it? The answer turns out to be complicated.
As part of the project, we're hosting four live town halls across the country. The first was reco…
The aftershocks of the Iran war are reshaping energy markets, investment decisions, and climate politics in very different ways around the world.
David, Sara, and Ed sat down with Vijay Vitheeswaran, Global Energy and Climate Innovation Editor at The Economist and 2025 Energy Writer of the Year, t…
Nuclear is having a global moment. But the story in Canada is a lot more complicated.
David, Sara, and Ed sat down with Prof. Jason Donev of the University of Calgary for a full, unsparing look at where nuclear fits in a rapidly growing and electrifying Canadian grid.
Jason is one of the clearest …
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