Net Hero Podcast – With Sumit Bose

Pascal Radue, CEO of GE’s Hydro Solutions for GE Renewable Energy spoke to FNZ about the role of hydropower in the current energy crisis.

In this episode I talk to two experts on how to navigate the crazy world of energy prices. With Russia continuing its war the price of energy is more volatile than ever. So what can you do and how can your business or public sector organisation survive ?

For Energy Markets week, Kiran Bose spoke with Gina Cohen, a Natural Gas Consultant for the Technion University in Israel on what the continent can do to combat the ongoing energy crisis.
“There’s not much Europe can do in the short term,” she said.

You work up a sweat as you pound the pedals or the treadmill, 400 calories burned and then... you charge your phone with the energy you generated!
That is already happening thanks to a bright idea from Will Flint the CEO of Energym! listen now to an amazing concept.

Water can cut carbon emissions linked to your organisation – and help reduce energy bills – and this really can involve just a few simple steps. The official water partner for Future Net Zero, Water Plus, outlines how.
In this podcast, Barry McGovaney, Innovation and Technology Manager at Water Plus, the largest water retailer in the UK, covers practical steps that can make a big impact for organisations – large and small. He also shares insight and figures around some of the savings available. 

Dan Hutchins, a Key Account Manager from Water Plus talks to us about how looking at water use can help public sector organisations with the climate emergency challenges to go Net Zero.

In this podcast Sumit speaks to Jeff Allinson from Delta Clean Tech on the issue of carbon capture. Could it be the best way to reduce our damage to the planet without compromising our lifestyles? Or is it a licence to pollute and a pawn used by the rich to demonstrate greenwashed credentials? Listen in and subscribe.

Tony McHardy, who is a people champion on the Executive Committee and Commercial Director at Water Plus, covers steps the company is taking to help reduce impacts on the environment.

Water can be a whizz to help organisations, small and large, reduce impacts they can have. It can also lower energy use.
Barry McGovaney, Innovation and Technology Manager at Water Plus, the largest water retailer in the UK, explains where the carbon emissions are in water at sites.

Karen Brock, who is a Customer Communications and Campaign Lead at Water Plus, the UK’s largest water retailer, explains the benefits for any organisation to look closer at the water they’re using.