Energy Conversations
Energy Conversations
Podcast Description
Energy Conversations is a dynamic podcast produced by the Centre for Energy Policy (CEP) at the University of Strathclyde, bringing together leading voices from across the energy landscape to explore the most critical and timely issues shaping our energy future.
Our episides take two formats: discussions featuring two energy experts, and recordings of our Energy Conversations events.
CEP website: https://www.strath.ac.uk/humanities/centreforenergypolicy/
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The podcast emphasizes critical themes in the energy sector such as energy regulation, workforce transitions, and social equity in energy initiatives. Episodes tackle timely issues like the £12bn investment plan by SP Energy Networks, the importance of just transitions ensuring fair shifts to low-carbon economies, and the emergence of green jobs necessary for sustainable development.

Energy Conversations is a dynamic podcast produced by the Centre for Energy Policy (CEP) at the University of Strathclyde, bringing together leading voices from across the energy landscape to explore the most critical and timely issues shaping our energy future.
Our episides take two formats: discussions featuring two energy experts, and recordings of our Energy Conversations events.
CEP website: https://www.strath.ac.uk/humanities/centreforenergypolicy/
Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/15815895/
In the concluding episode of this 3-part hydrogen-themed series, we sit down with Greig Boulstridge, Research Analyst in Hydrogen & Derivatives, at Wood Mackenzie.
Greig’s role involves tracking markets, monitoring global hydrogen policies and investments, as well as ensuring data quality in Wood Mackenzie’s Lens Hydrogen platform.
Wood Mackenzie, or WoodMac, is a global research and consultancy firm that provides data, analytics, and insights for the energy, renewables, chemicals, metals, and mining industries. It helps energy producers, governments, and financial institutions track supply chains, forecast commodity prices, and navigate the transition to a low-carbon future.
In this episode, we discuss:
* How the UK can play to its strengths within the global hydrogen market
* How decisive and clear policies can help the hydrogen industry
* Why hydrogen production will be key to reaching net zero targets
→Read more about Greig’s work here
→Read more about Wood Mackenzie here
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This limited series is jointly brought to you by Dr Aliya Tskhay (CEP Research Associate) and the Scottish Council on Global Affairs (SCGA). The CEP project, State of the Global Hydrogen Sector and Scotland’s Growing Role in Production and Export of It, is part of the wider SCGA project on the State of the World.
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The Centre for Energy Policy (CEP) at the University of Strathclyde works to ensure that transitions to mid-century net zero targets deliver sustainable and more equitable prosperity.
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Music credit: Arturo Gonzalez (@arturibus)
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