PetroNoia
PetroNoia
Podcast Description
Welcome to PetroNoia, the podcast that cuts through the noise of the energy debate. Hosted by Dan Romito, this show takes complex energy issues, strips away the agendas, and delivers clear, fact-based insights. Whether you’re an industry expert or simply looking for a balanced perspective, PetroNoia brings clarity to the conversation. Each episode, Dan breaks down key topics—from U.S. energy independence to global policy impacts—focusing on the facts rather than the rhetoric, helping listeners make sense of the energy landscape. This is PetroNoia
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The podcast focuses on a variety of energy-related topics, including energy independence, global policy, economic implications of tariffs, the role of robotics in industry and healthcare, natural gas volatility, and sustainable practices within the oil and gas sector. Episodes feature guests like Matthew Chang discussing robotics and water management in manufacturing, and Michael Gehring examining LNG exports and energy market dynamics.
Welcome to PetroNoia, the podcast that cuts through the noise of the energy debate. Hosted by Dan Romito, this show takes complex energy issues, strips away the agendas, and delivers clear, fact-based insights. Whether you’re an industry expert or simply looking for a balanced perspective, PetroNoia brings clarity to the conversation. Each episode, Dan breaks down key topics—from U.S. energy independence to global policy impacts—focusing on the facts rather than the rhetoric, helping listeners make sense of the energy landscape. This is PetroNoia
Join host Dan Romito for a compelling conversation with Dr. Judith Curry, President at Climate Forecast Applications Network and author of Climate Uncertainty and Risk.
Dr. Curry discusses her transition from academia to the private sector, challenging conventional climate narratives and examining the politicization of climate science.
She offers critical insights on current climate models, the UN's role in shaping global discourse, and practical energy solutions, including nuclear power.
This episode provides a nuanced perspective on climate science, energy policy, and adaptation strategies, essential listening for those seeking evidence-based analysis beyond polarized climate rhetoric.
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