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Climatetech's surprising bottleneck: Land access
How geography, landscape and the rights to physical spaces could hinder key climate technologies.
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Catalyst with Shayle Kann
A weekly podcast with climatetech veteran Shayle Kann interviewing experts about the future of decarbonization.
Investor Shayle Kann is asking the big questions about how to decarbonize the planet: How cheap can clean energy get? Will artificial intelligence speed up climate solutions? Where is the smart money going into climate technologies?
Every Thursday on his new podcast Catalyst, Shayle explains the world of climatetech with prominent experts, investors, researchers and executives.
The show is a co-production of Post Script Media and Canary Media.
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Tapping the gold mine of consumer energy data
How do you turn consumer energy data into easy-to-access interfaces for distributed energy providers and consumers?
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How will the downturn affect climatetech?
What Wall Street's recent nosedive means for the industry.
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Shayle's 'ask me anything' episode
Shayle Kann fields your questions on rising solar costs, hate for crypto mining, and much more.
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Growing the carbon dioxide removal market
Lowercarbon Capital’s Ryan Orbuch on avoiding the carbon-removal pitfalls of the past.
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Jigar Shah explains why DOE is backing a huge green hydrogen hub
The DOE’s Loan Programs Office has conditionally approved a $504 million loan guarantee for what's expected to be one of biggest green hydrogen projects in the U.S.
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The big rush for battery metals
Will constrained supplies of metals such as lithium, cobalt and nickel become the bottleneck hindering EV adoption?
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The 3 pathways to alternative proteins
How biotech could replace conventional livestock agriculture.
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Carbon capture and storage is making a comeback
Despite the technology's spotty track record, planned global CCS capacity is up 50%.
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Can Europe quit Russian fossil fuel by next winter?
Does the Russian war in Ukraine upend the idea that natural gas can be a bridge fuel?
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