Net Hero Podcast – With Sumit Bose

SMEs, net zero and finding the right energy contract for your business

James Hughes, Head of Commercial SME and Paul Sidebotham, Head of SME Sales, join the team at Future Net Zero for a quick chat, sharing their insights on the evolving landscape of net zero, energy tariffs, and services within the SME sector 
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How do we feed AI's energy hunger?

Could optical cables offer us the solution to AI's growing demands, that's the subject of this episode.
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Rethinking net zero?

With all the recent political furore over net zero is it time for a rethink? That's what I discuss with Robert Groves the CEO of Smartest Energy this time round
 

Sustainable sportswear to power change

Rory MacFadyen the co-founder of sustainable sports brand Reflo tells me why sports can change the way we think about climate

Can we engineer nature to remove carbon?

This episode we delve into biotechnology and whether we can enhance nature to solve the climate crisis
 

There's plenty of money for net zero isn't there?

This episode is all about money 💰 as Sumit talks to Heiko Ludwig from German bank Nord/LB about funding big net zero projects.
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Can the global grid come good?

This time round I speak to James Humfrey of Xlinks who have plans to take green power from Morocco to the UK!
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Climate communication what's gone wrong?

A brilliant guest this week Dr Frederic B Bertley the CEO of COSI explains what's gone wrong in science messaging

A marriage of two technologies!

In this episode Sumit speaks to a Swedish scientist using graphene to boost the green hydrogen revolution 
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The precious treasure in your exhaust!

They were our first stab at cleaning up emissions and they became rich pickings for thieves...catalytic convertors. You probably have one if you have a petrol or diesel motor.
They sit ahead of your exhaust and are made of a mix of precious metals like platinum and palladium. Now one company in Canada is doing it's best to recycle all the good stuff so we don't have to mine it again.I spoke to Don Weatherbee CEO of Regenx Tech about how this could be a way to help us protect resources.