Clear Haze Exchange
Clear Haze Exchange
Podcast Description
Have you ever wondered about climate action and decarbonization initiatives? Curious about building optimization or energy-efficient practices?
Whether you are a homeowner, engineer, architect, work in the energy or building maintenance fields, HVAC technician, a facilities or maintenance employee, commercial or residential home builder, electrician, or home project DIY-er who loves home projects, the Clear Haze Exchange podcast was created for you.
Clear Haze Exchange is an interview-led podcast created to simplify the often tricky concepts of sustainability and energy efficiency, clearing the haze, so to speak, making these ideas relatable, feasible, and easy to grasp for everyone. Host Marcus Hazelwood, an energy engineer with 15+ years of sustainability and energy efficiency consultancy experience, will explore practical solutions and share success stories, making sustainable practices more understandable.
Subscribe to Clear Haze Exchange to enjoy engaging and thought-provoking conversations with leading experts about innovative solutions, success stories, and practical advice. If you have questions or want to be a guest, contact [email protected].
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of topics including building optimization, energy-efficient practices, sustainability initiatives, and success stories in energy modeling. Specific episodes, such as the one featuring Mohamed El-Sayed, discuss leadership in engineering, retro-commissioning, and the transformative nature of energy work, providing listeners with actionable insights and real-world examples.

Have you ever wondered about climate action and decarbonization initiatives? Curious about building optimization or energy-efficient practices?
Whether you are a homeowner, engineer, architect, work in the energy or building maintenance fields, HVAC technician, a facilities or maintenance employee, commercial or residential home builder, electrician, or home project DIY-er who loves home projects, the Clear Haze Exchange podcast was created for you.
Clear Haze Exchange is an interview-led podcast created to simplify the often tricky concepts of sustainability and energy efficiency, clearing the haze, so to speak, making these ideas relatable, feasible, and easy to grasp for everyone. Host Marcus Hazelwood, an energy engineer with 15+ years of sustainability and energy efficiency consultancy experience, will explore practical solutions and share success stories, making sustainable practices more understandable.
Subscribe to Clear Haze Exchange to enjoy engaging and thought-provoking conversations with leading experts about innovative solutions, success stories, and practical advice. If you have questions or want to be a guest, contact [email protected].
This episode of Clear Haze Exchange is extra special—Marcus sits down with his sister Janelle Ball, founder and CEO of BC Educators and host of That’s Derm Good Podcast.
Janelle helps dermatology practices across the country get patients the right treatments faster. She shares how she built her company, how patient access works behind the scenes, and why education and empathy drive real impact.
The two talk about:
- Growing up in a family of nine and what it taught them about leadership
- How energy efficiency and patient access share common ground
- The importance of education and advocacy in both industries
- Building a business, balancing family, and keeping passion alive

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