Podcast terbaik Interchange (2024)

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Episode 7: Angela E.B. Stewart 31:34

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Angela E.B. Stewart is an assistant professor in the School of Computing & Information and a research scientist in Pitt's Learning Research & Development Center. She conducts research at the intersection of the learning sciences, artificial intelligence, and human-computer interaction. She uses multimodal data to understand students' social and cog…

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How can the industry improve battery and storage fire safety? 49:39

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Exploring fire risk mitigation in the face of lithium-ion challenges. Battery and energy storage-related fires are still relatively rare, but when they do occur, they are challenging to manage due to the high energy density of lithium-ion batteries. So how is the industry working to mitigate these risks? To find out, David is joined by Kelly Sarber…

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Delivering integrated transport through leadership, accountability and choice with Vernon Everitt, Greater Manchester Combined Authority 35:19

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Our guest today, Vernon Everitt, Transport Commissioner for Greater Manchester Combined Authority, is tasked with advising on how to make integrated transport delivery happen in the Greater Manchester city region. In the episode, Vernon talks about: his remit and role as Transport Commissioner at the Greater Manchester Combined Authority and his pr…

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Ep. 189: Wired for Change--Inclusion in the Electrical Trade

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Oleh Hope, Annie, and Alejandra

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Ep. 188: Self Care For Social Change--How Women Are Leading w/ author Tiffany Bluhm

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Oleh Hope and Tiffany

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Innovative financing is needed to mobilise clean energy capital in developing countries. What could it look like? 43:24

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Less than 1% of clean energy investments goes to developing countries. Guarantees and partnerships could increase this. The global energy transition effort is all about ‘the new’. New technology, new financing models, new ways of looking at energy systems. The need for ‘the new’ is greatest in developing countries. For many of them, the challenge i…

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Ep. 187: Behind the Plexiglass: What Retail Security Reveals About Us

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Oleh Annie & Hope

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Is the industry taking the wrong approach to Scope 3 emissions reporting? 35:31

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How can we reimagine Scope 3 in order to make faster progress? The intention of the original framing of Scope 1, 2 & 3 emissions reporting was to support business understanding of their broader impact on the climate, so they would take responsibility for transformation to net zero and the impact of the complete value chain. Scope 3 emissions report…

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We the Founders: Building A Shared Democracy 59:59

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As we approach 2026, marking the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, we find ourselves at a critical inflection point for democracy. The promise of equity demands that every policy and investment provide significant, sustained support to those most in need. This support must act as a bridge to creating an equitable economy, fost…

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Ep. 186: Pumpkin Spice and Bookish Advice w/ Sweetpea Flaherty

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Oleh Hope, Annie, and Sweetpea

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Green hydrogen may be less clean than we think 33:21

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The Environmental Defense Fund wants changes made to the way the industry analyses hydrogen emissions data. A recent study from the Environmental Defense Fund asserts the energy industry is miscalculating the true impacts of deploying hydrogen. Hydrogen systems, with new analysis, could prove to be better – or worse – than the fossil fuels they int…

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Ep. 185: How to Talk to Unhinged People & Not Lose Your Own Mind in the Process

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Oleh Hope, Annie, and Doug

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Renewable propane is scaling up, but how far can we take it? 38:36

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Over 50 million homes in the US use propane. Within a few years, anywhere from 100-300 million gallons of renewable propane are expected to be available for homes and the transport industry. By 2050, renewable propane could meet half the world’s demand for non-chemical propane. So, the demand is there, but are the means of production? Where is the …

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Integrated transport and decarbonisation - take flight towards a sustainable future with Paul Toyne, Grimshaw Architects 20:25

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Welcome to Season 2 of the Interchange podcast. Our guest today is Paul Toyne who is Head of Sustainability (Group) at Grimshaw Architects and recently has been elected to the Board of The British Aviation Group (BAG). In this podcast, Paul shares: - his people-centric definition of what integrated transport infrastructure is and the flow of goods …

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Ep. 184: Hot & Steamy Summer Reads w/ Sweetpea Flaherty

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Oleh Hope, Annie and Sweetpea

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To strengthen American competitiveness in energy, the DOE’s ARPA-E department is focusing on advanced nuclear 42:43

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The Department of Energy’s ARPA-E (Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy) is an agency tasked with the research and development of advanced energy technologies. Since 2009, they’ve provided nearly US$4 billion in funding for more than 1500 potentially transformative energy technology projects. One particular area of focus for them at the momen…

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The Revolution Will Be Watered: Mexico City's Grass Roots Movement 59:31

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We often find ourselves looking to leaders and governments to direct solutions for our increasingly complex problems, but what better place to look than at a problem’s source. As Mexico City struggles under the yoke of a burgeoning population and ever-dwindling resources, particularly water, it may find itself at the forefront of innovation, of tho…

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Ep 183: Pickles & Precedents

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Oleh Hope and Annie

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Out with lithium and nickel, in with salt and bricks? 58:57

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Demand for heating at industrial sites around the world is rising. How can demand be met sustainably? Think of energy storage, and what do you think of? Probably lithium and nickel. But what about salt, and bricks? One of the big challenges for the energy transition is storage. It’s a particular problem for industrial-scale buildings and areas that…

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Ep. 182: Summer Sizzle: Books, Beats, and Beach Politics

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Oleh Hope and Annie

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Distributed energy storage is taking off 18:35

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5x growth in five years: Convergent energy is overseeing $1 billion worth of energy storage development. Managing intermittent energy supply is a crucial part of the energy transition. When the wind doesn’t blow, or the sun doesn’t shine, we need a backup. Across two days of the Solar & Energy Storage summit, industry leaders and analysts explored …

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The evolution of the solar industry in the US since 2021 29:29

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The 2024 Solar and Energy Storage Summit has wrapped. What are the key takeaways? In the past three years there’s been a lot of advancement in solar deployment. We’ve seen technology develop and policy support increase. The key talking points have changed similarly in the last three years of the event, but a common thread has been consistent: the i…

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Demand for solar power and energy storage is only going to increase. What’s the plan for meeting it? 59:38

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Insight and analysis from the second day of the Solar & Energy Storage Summit 2024. Day 2 of the 2024 Solar and Energy Storage Summit and the conversation was still in full swing. David Banmiller was there once again to capture all the debate and discussion on the future of the solar energy sector. Electrification is at the heart of the energy tran…

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Two years on from the IRA and the impact on solar and storage is clear 1:03:54

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Insight and analysis from Day 1 of the Solar & Energy Storage Summit 2024 The 2024 Solar and Energy Storage Summit from Wood Mackenzie kicked off in San Francisco this week. David Banmiller was there to capture all the debate and discussion on the future of the solar energy sector. If you couldn’t be there in person, we’ve got you covered. David is…

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Ep. 181: The Power of Racial Healing w/ Tovi Scruggs-Hussein

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Oleh Hope and Tovi

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How to build and optimize the grid of the future 37:57

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Increased energy demand is inevitable. How do make sure the grid can cope? We’ll likely need a grid twice the size it is today. And balancing supply and demand in the years ahead will require a smart approach. Transmission capacity is one of the most important things to address as we accelerate the energy transition. Achieving net zero by 2050 will…

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Ep. 180: Read Less Basic--Nice White Ladies Abroad

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Oleh Hope, Crissy, Christine, Adi

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African Regenerative Futures: Part 2 59:37

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As young Tanzanians, in particular, struggle to define their way in the world, questions arise about the true nature of opportunity, and what to do when there is a lack. Does the mere existence of options suffice? Amidst political and social landscapes intent on the misleading adage to “pull yourself up by your bootstraps,” it seems the individual …

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Demand for batteries is skyrocketing - we need new ways of extracting lithium 36:54

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Can innovative new lithium extraction methods prevent a supply chain crisis? New lithium extraction methods are essential to meet the rising demand driven by EVs and grid storage. Traditional methods are time-consuming, geographically limited, and in some cases environmentally damaging. The concentration of lithium mines worldwide has implications …

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Ep. 179: Holding On For Dear Life--Mental Health Amidst Global Turmoil

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Oleh Hope and Annie

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Ep. 178: Democracy's Flame: Student Protests Ignite Discourse on Gaza

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Oleh Hope & Annie

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How banks and government are working together to achieve net zero in the UK 33:27

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In the UK, the collaboration between banks and policymakers is crucial for accelerating the energy transition. The financial sector in the UK managed assets worth over 9 trillion UK pounds (11.3 trillion USD) as of 2020, with a considerable portion needing realignment towards sustainable investments to meet the 2050 net zero goal. The Climate Chang…

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Ep. 177: Raising Little Justice Leaders One Step At A Time

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Oleh Hope & Shelby

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Episode 6: Yvette Moore 28:49

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Yvette Moore is director of the EXCEL program in Pitt’s Swanson School of Engineering, where she works to recruit and retain undergraduate scholars in engineering disciplines. Through her career, Yvette has held several roles in higher education at various universities and has worked with diversity, equity, and inclusion based programs in the Pitts…

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What’s the energy transition going to cost? 38:51

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Estimates for the cost of decarbonising could be inaccurate. What does that mean for investment and policy-making? About $1.2 trillion is invested annually in climate technology and infrastructure worldwide, with significant portions allocated to China due to its accelerated decarbonization goals. However, experts argue that about $9 trillion could…

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Ep. 176: Read Less Basic Book Club --Nice White Ladies

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Oleh Hope, Annie, Christina, and Marco

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Can we rely on nuclear as a source of clean, reliable power? 34:10

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SMRs: a new horizon in Nuclear Power. This week on The Interchange: Recharged, David is joined by Ted Nordhaus, Executive Director at the Breakthrough Institute, an environmental research centre in Berkley, California. They focus on finding technological solutions to environmental problems. Achieving a net-zero emission grid by 2050, they claim, wi…

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African Regenerative Futures: Part 1 59:07

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With its pristine beaches, Stone Town’s historic charm, and the vibrancy of the Masai people, Zanzibar is an island as alluring as it is elusive. It is here, after all, in this remote reach of the world so beautifully enveloped in nature that some of the greatest technological and digital advances aren’t just explored, they’re actualized. As compel…

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Ep. 175: GOP Drama and Trad Wife Trauma

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Oleh Hope and Annie

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$802 billion on the horizon: the current state of the EV market 29:43

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New battery technology could get EV prices down and drive mass adoption In this week’s episode of Wood Mackenzie’s The Interchange Recharged, host David Banmiller looks at the rapidly evolving landscape of EVs and the battery technology that powers them. Market sentiment in the US is up and down; despite a 40% sales increase from the last quarter o…

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Ep 174: Let Trad Wives Explain How Feminism Tricked You!

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Oleh Hope, Megan, and Annie

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A ground-breaking new method of sustainable aviation fuel production 36:46

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A breakthrough way of producing hydrocarbons, crucial to the aviation industry, could reduce costs and accelerate decarbonisation. Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is a key component in the aviation industry's path to decarbonization, which contributes to only 2% of global carbon emissions but is actively seeking cleaner solutions. Airbus and other …

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Ep. 173: Perspectives From An American Librarian Abroad

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Oleh Hope, Megan and Osa

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City Dilemma: Renewal or Reinvention 1:17:44

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In the fight to save humanity—to literally reweave and rework the underpinnings of our social and structural fabric—how far is too far? Many speak of hope, of community coming together and manifesting viable, regenerative solution after solution, emboldening innovators to rise up from the ashes of failed systems, to actualize the brilliant phoenix …

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How to create the skilled workforce of 2030 33:58

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Half of the energy workforce is employed in clean energy technologies. By 2030, over 10 million new jobs will need to be filled as the energy transition continues. China, for example, employs 3 million workers in clean energy manufacturing – accounting for 80% of solar PV and EV battery manufacturing jobs globally. Skill shortages are as significan…

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Integrated transport is about systems thinking and creating connections with Prof. (Dr) Anusha Shah 30:02

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Hello and welcome to the final episode of season 1 of The Interchange Podcast. Today’s guest is Prof. (Dr) Anusha Shah who is the 159th President of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). She is only the 3rd female and the first person of colour to take on this high-profile role. In this interview, we talked about: how we should all be taking a …

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Integrated transport is about customer choice and creating positive experiences, Adam Simmons, National Highways 26:17

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Hello and thanks for tuning into The Interchange Podcast produced in association with Arcadis and hosted by independent broadcaster, Ayo Abbas. Today we are going client side with our guest Adam Simmons, Director Strategic Planning & Analysis at National Highways. Our discussions included: the impact moving from a 1-year to 5-year investment cycle …

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Episode 5: Ron Idoko 32:46

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Ron Idoko (A&S ’05, GSPIA ’07) serves as director of the office of social innovation in honors education in the Frederick Honors College, associate director of the Center on Race & Social Problems, and founding director of the Racial Equity Consciousness Institute. He recently was presented with the University’s 2024 Martin Luther King Jr. Creating…

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Ep. 172: These Conditions Are Not Working For Us

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Oleh Hope, Candra, E.M.

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Women Moving Markets 49:18

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Hub Culture presents The Chronicle Discussions: Women Moving Markets. Where we champion the remarkable women driving change in our markets and communities. Join us as we share the inspiring stories of these trailblazers, exploring their journeys through the corporate and government landscape, their deep-rooted commitment to sustainability and clima…

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