The Boring Climate Podcast
The Boring Climate Podcast
Podcast Description
A podcast on boring climate related themes.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores pressing themes around climate change, focusing on topics such as the impact of CO2 emissions and the Indian monsoon. Example episodes include 'The Big CO2 Question' discussing innovative methods to capture CO2 and 'The Enigmatic Indian Monsoon' analyzing the effects of climate change on weather patterns in India, providing both scientific insights and practical implications.
A podcast on boring climate related themes.
Can carbon utilisation scale in India? The science is advancing. The technologies are improving. But the harder questions remain.
At Boring Deeper, GPS Renewables' first Boring Climate Conference, researchers, industry leaders, and investors — many of whom were part of drafting the CCUS R&D roadmap: R&D Roadmap to Enable India's Net Zero Targets through Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) — came together to discuss what it will take to move carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) from molecule to market.
Featuring:
Research: Vivek Polshettiwar, Chinmoy Ranjan and Rajnish Kumar
Industry: Sushma Rawat and Lovish Ahuja
Investment: Ashish Goel and Vishnu Rajeev
Moderated by Sebastian Peter.
The discussion explored the realities of scaling CCUS in India, from technology readiness and catalyst development to carbon pricing, investment viability, and the policy frameworks needed to support deployment at scale.
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