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#41 - Don Weatherbee: "Catalyzing" change beyond the mine - scaling up metals regeneration to enable the future circular economy

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Don Weatherbee, CEO of Regenx Tech Corp in Alberta, Canada shows us how you can scale up metals recycling (or regeneration as he calls it) sustainably. We discuss his journey from studying accounting to joining the mining and resources industry and how he is now leveraging opportunities to close the loop and create the circular economy around critical metals worldwide, in particular, the opportunity of aligning chemistry, process and supply chains around catalytic converts and Platinum Group Metals.

Podcast Intro/Outro Song: Starsky by Alex Keren (Check out more of his tunes over on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5vZ3lENfDLjkln8scBJ8mW)
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:59 Guest Intro, Snowy Canada and Units
3:25 Unraveling the broader power of accounting
7:19 Dealing with post-mine closures challenges
11:35 Regeneration vs. Recycling of Metals
13:51 From junior exploration to catalytic converters
18:46 Catalytic Converters 101
22:59 Hydrometallurgy for regenerating metals
25:17 Scaling up from lab to pilot to plant
30:51 Challenges with eWaste Recycling
34:03 Long-term trends for Platinum and Palladium
38:48 Thought experiment on the market size
40:39 Limitations of mining requires more recycling
42:25 What's in store for RegenX?
45:08 Q&A Start
45:43 What is innovation?
47:57 Key moment, book, event
50:46 Time management
53:50 Favourite childhood memory
56:06 Biggest challenge to date
59:11 Advice for young professionals
1:01:02 What would you like to be remembered for
1:02:07 Where can people find you?
1:02:58 Final Message
1:03:20 Outro

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Chapters

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Guest Intro, Snowy Canada and Units (00:01:59)

3. Unraveling the broader power of accounting (00:03:25)

4. Dealing with post-mine closures challenges (00:07:19)

5. Regeneration vs. Recycling of Metals (00:11:35)

6. From junior exploration to catalytic converters (00:13:51)

7. Catalytic Converters 101 (00:18:46)

8. Hydrometallurgy for regenerating metals (00:22:59)

9. Scaling up from lab to pilot to plant (00:25:17)

10. Challenges with eWaste Recycling (00:30:51)

11. Long-term trends for Platinum and Palladium (00:34:03)

12. Thought experiment on the market size (00:38:48)

13. Limitations of mining requires more recycling (00:40:39)

14. What's in store for RegenX? (00:42:25)

15. Q&A Start (00:45:08)

16. What is innovation? (00:45:43)

17. Key moment, book, event (00:47:57)

18. Time management (00:50:46)

19. Favourite childhood memory (00:53:50)

20. Biggest challenge to date (00:56:06)

21. Advice for young professionals (00:59:11)

22. What would you like to be remembered for (01:01:02)

23. Where can people find you? (01:02:07)

24. Final Message (01:02:58)

25. Outro (01:03:20)

46 episodes

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Content provided by Peter Marcus Bach. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Peter Marcus Bach or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Don Weatherbee, CEO of Regenx Tech Corp in Alberta, Canada shows us how you can scale up metals recycling (or regeneration as he calls it) sustainably. We discuss his journey from studying accounting to joining the mining and resources industry and how he is now leveraging opportunities to close the loop and create the circular economy around critical metals worldwide, in particular, the opportunity of aligning chemistry, process and supply chains around catalytic converts and Platinum Group Metals.

Podcast Intro/Outro Song: Starsky by Alex Keren (Check out more of his tunes over on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5vZ3lENfDLjkln8scBJ8mW)
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:59 Guest Intro, Snowy Canada and Units
3:25 Unraveling the broader power of accounting
7:19 Dealing with post-mine closures challenges
11:35 Regeneration vs. Recycling of Metals
13:51 From junior exploration to catalytic converters
18:46 Catalytic Converters 101
22:59 Hydrometallurgy for regenerating metals
25:17 Scaling up from lab to pilot to plant
30:51 Challenges with eWaste Recycling
34:03 Long-term trends for Platinum and Palladium
38:48 Thought experiment on the market size
40:39 Limitations of mining requires more recycling
42:25 What's in store for RegenX?
45:08 Q&A Start
45:43 What is innovation?
47:57 Key moment, book, event
50:46 Time management
53:50 Favourite childhood memory
56:06 Biggest challenge to date
59:11 Advice for young professionals
1:01:02 What would you like to be remembered for
1:02:07 Where can people find you?
1:02:58 Final Message
1:03:20 Outro

Detailed shownotes over at: petermbach.com/podcast for more in-depth information about each episode.
Join the community over at: linkedin.com/company/tgcpodcast and let's connect across the world!
Subscribe and listen to the podcast (and do please leave a review/rating) on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts from.
Your subscription/follow will greatly help the show grow and reach a wider audience.
Hosted by Peter Marcus Bach (www.petermbach.com), follow me on:

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Guest Intro, Snowy Canada and Units (00:01:59)

3. Unraveling the broader power of accounting (00:03:25)

4. Dealing with post-mine closures challenges (00:07:19)

5. Regeneration vs. Recycling of Metals (00:11:35)

6. From junior exploration to catalytic converters (00:13:51)

7. Catalytic Converters 101 (00:18:46)

8. Hydrometallurgy for regenerating metals (00:22:59)

9. Scaling up from lab to pilot to plant (00:25:17)

10. Challenges with eWaste Recycling (00:30:51)

11. Long-term trends for Platinum and Palladium (00:34:03)

12. Thought experiment on the market size (00:38:48)

13. Limitations of mining requires more recycling (00:40:39)

14. What's in store for RegenX? (00:42:25)

15. Q&A Start (00:45:08)

16. What is innovation? (00:45:43)

17. Key moment, book, event (00:47:57)

18. Time management (00:50:46)

19. Favourite childhood memory (00:53:50)

20. Biggest challenge to date (00:56:06)

21. Advice for young professionals (00:59:11)

22. What would you like to be remembered for (01:01:02)

23. Where can people find you? (01:02:07)

24. Final Message (01:02:58)

25. Outro (01:03:20)

46 episodes

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