Net Hero Podcast – With Sumit Bose

In this episode Sumit Bose looks back at our inaugural show and discuss the issues that came up

Our oceans are our planet and they are warming up. Latest research from the World Meterological Organization shows the waters are acidifiying and warming at a rate not seen for 26,000 years.
In this podcast I chat to Dr Maxx Dilley, the Director of the Climate Programme, who explained why this is happening, it's implications and thankfully something we can do to halt or even reverse this trend.

This week Prof Thomas Maschmeyer the boss of battery tech firm Gelion, talks the good, bad and ugly of battery tech

Why are they so important in the green transition? – we find out on this week’s future Net Zero podcast

In this episode Sumit Bose speaks to our new young carbon jedi Ellis Hall, he's heading up our carbon partnerships programme and will be out and about meeting as many people as possible, to help businesses on their net zero pathway.

Serhii Dubinevych and Stanislav Zet work together running a company called fuelwell. It is trying to cut emissions on ICE cars and other vehicles by cleaning up the combustion process by almost a fifth. It's great science and a good story. But what is most remarkable is that they are continuing to operate in the midst of the Ukraine war!

It's a big question that the Met Office's Hadley Centre of climate research has been trying to answer by looking back at historical data. Dr Mark McCarthy and his team have looked up historical records going back to the Victorian era and beyond and found that weather extremes are nothing new!

In this week's podcast I hear from Mike Gray from GreenClub which is working to make golf more sustainable. It even had me changing my mind so do listen in.

In this podcast Sumit investigates the cost benefit for retrofitting housing stock using new materials as demonstrated by a unique housing project run by Nottingham council.