Tech for Climate Action
Tech for Climate Action
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Can technology help fight climate change? We talk to leading policy makers, tech entrepreneurs and companies on the front line of using Tech for Climate Action. Produced by event.video & Motis (organiser of the Tech for Climate Action Event Series)
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The podcast covers various topics related to technology's role in combating climate change, such as water sustainability, circular economy practices, energy grid flexibility, and the future of sustainable cities. For instance, episodes explore Hansgrohe's innovative water conservation solutions and the EU's ambitious renewable energy targets.
Can technology help fight climate change? We talk to leading policy makers, tech entrepreneurs and companies on the front line of using Tech for Climate Action. Produced by event.video & Motis (organiser of the Tech for Climate Action Event Series)
How do you design a battery system so you can store enough electricity to power a small city?
Canadian company Hydrostor are already doing it. In this episode Ralph Cochrane interviews Jon Norman, President of Hyrdostor.
Learn about the challenges and opportunities in the energy sector, the evolution of energy storage technology, and Hydrostor's pioneering use of advanced compressed air energy storage in the USA, Canada and Australia.
Tune in for an insightful discussion on the future of sustainable energy and the role of innovative storage solutions in shaping a cleaner, more reliable grid.
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