Low Carbon, Higher Power
Podcast Description
Low Carbon Higher Power – Where faith, science, and sustainability meet.We explore the intersection of climate action, community, and belief, tackling big questions about how to live sustainably while staying true to our values. From renewable energy to responsible living, from theology to technology, we break down complex issues with insight, humor, and hope.- Lower emissions. Higher purpose. More impact.- New episodes featuring thought leaders, faith-based activists, and sustainability experts.#ClimateAction #Sustainability #FaithAndScience #EcoFaith #EnvironmentalJustice #LowCarbonLiving #GreenFaith #ClimateCrisis #ClimateChange #Podcast4o
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast emphasizes themes of climate action, community engagement, and ethical living, tackling topics such as renewable energy solutions, public health implications in climate action, and the role of faith in environmental sustainability. Episode examples include discussions on the impact of cold draughts on public health and strategies from faith-based activists in combating climate change.
Low Carbon Higher Power – Where faith, science, and sustainability meet.
We explore the intersection of climate action, community, and belief, tackling big questions about how to live sustainably while staying true to our values. From renewable energy to responsible living, from theology to technology, we break down complex issues with insight, humor, and hope.
– Lower emissions. Higher purpose. More impact.
– New episodes featuring thought leaders, faith-based activists, and sustainability experts.
#ClimateAction #Sustainability #FaithAndScience #EcoFaith #EnvironmentalJustice #LowCarbonLiving #GreenFaith #ClimateCrisis #ClimateChange #Podcast
4o
Low Carbon, Higher Power continues with a new episode featuring Paul Gilligan, CEO of Pure Leapfrog.
In this episode, we explore the exciting potential of community energy: what it is, how it works, and how churches, schools and communities could benefit from locally generated renewable power. We also look at our South West Net Zero Hub-funded project, delivered in partnership with Pure Leapfrog, which is helping us explore how church-owned and church-influenced assets could support community energy across the diocese.
Here’s what’s coming up:
•Paul explains what community energy is and why it matters
•How locally generated renewable power could support churches, schools and communities
•The role of Pure Leapfrog and the South West Net Zero Hub-funded project
•How church-owned and church-influenced assets could help unlock new opportunities
•Reducing energy bills, strengthening local resilience and supporting the journey to Net Zero
•Practical partnerships that can help turn ambition into action
All this and much more in this episode of Low Carbon, Higher Power.
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