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Too Cold to Decarbonize
Manage episode 508444617 series 2865882
The future of batteries—including a surprising chemistry that works all the way down to –50°C. We’ll also look at New York City’s new speed limit for e-bikes, the world’s first driverless truck border crossing, and how a listener in Japan pressed Saskatchewan’s premier on renewables.
- CORRECTION: 600,000 tons of hydrogen does not produce 200 terawatt hours of electricity. It's only 2! AI halucinated and let us down. We appologize.
We explore whether Saskatchewan really is “too cold to decarbonize,” with insights from researchers like Brett Dolter and Stanford’s Mark Z. Jacobson. Plus, we compare the province’s energy choices with bold projects in northern China and the Netherlands, where renewables are surging ahead despite tough climates.
In listener mail, Jon from Japan updates us on solar and EV progress in his city, proving that persistence pays off. And in the Lightning Round, we’ll cover fossil fuel declines in Europe, China’s new climate pledge, a Canadian wildfire twist that helped crops, India’s nuclear expansion, Nigeria’s solar boom, and BYD’s massive new battery breakthrough.
Wind-solar-hydrogen integrated demonstration project in Manzhouli, China.Lightning Round: China’s climate pledge, U.S. offshore wind ruling, EV oil displacement, Nigeria’s solar push, BYD’s 14.5 MWh container battery
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Manage episode 508444617 series 2865882
The future of batteries—including a surprising chemistry that works all the way down to –50°C. We’ll also look at New York City’s new speed limit for e-bikes, the world’s first driverless truck border crossing, and how a listener in Japan pressed Saskatchewan’s premier on renewables.
- CORRECTION: 600,000 tons of hydrogen does not produce 200 terawatt hours of electricity. It's only 2! AI halucinated and let us down. We appologize.
We explore whether Saskatchewan really is “too cold to decarbonize,” with insights from researchers like Brett Dolter and Stanford’s Mark Z. Jacobson. Plus, we compare the province’s energy choices with bold projects in northern China and the Netherlands, where renewables are surging ahead despite tough climates.
In listener mail, Jon from Japan updates us on solar and EV progress in his city, proving that persistence pays off. And in the Lightning Round, we’ll cover fossil fuel declines in Europe, China’s new climate pledge, a Canadian wildfire twist that helped crops, India’s nuclear expansion, Nigeria’s solar boom, and BYD’s massive new battery breakthrough.
Wind-solar-hydrogen integrated demonstration project in Manzhouli, China.Lightning Round: China’s climate pledge, U.S. offshore wind ruling, EV oil displacement, Nigeria’s solar push, BYD’s 14.5 MWh container battery
Contact Us
[email protected] or leave us an online voicemail: http://speakpipe.com/clean
Support The Clean Energy Show
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PayPal Donate offers one-time or regular donations.
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Copyright 2025 Sneeze Media.
250 episodes
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