Commissioner Tim Echols

Energy Matters with Commissioner Echols

Podcast by Commissioner Tim Echols

Author

Commissioner Tim Echols

Category

Government

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Latest episode

Dec 12, 2025

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Episodes

From our Vault--IOT, Autonomous Cars and Smart Cities. 21.10.2024

We pulled this discussion from the Technology Association of GA conference to show you that things aren't moving quite as fast as we thought it would. Guess what year this was recorded?

Road Atlanta comes alive! 15.10.2024

In this episode, Tim and KC interview drivers and race teams about their experience at Road Atlanta.

Energy, Law, Biomass 08.10.2024

In this show, Tim Echols is joined by his lawyer-brother Ted Echols to talk legal matters. Robynn Andracsek from Providence Engineering joins to talk about biomass energy.

How Georgia Tech is launching entreprenuers 01.10.2024

Suresh K. Sharma joins Tim and KC to discuss his new book, Energy 2040. See the review here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/globalcitizen/2024/09/01/3-ways-to-revamp-us-energy-for-abundant-affordable-clean-power/

Microgrids are all the Rage 24.09.2024

In this episode, Tim Echols goes on the road to Gridblock to speak with Mickael about their energy router. In the 2nd segment, Frank Morris talks about DOE’s Clean Cities organization. In segment 3, Mike Thompson from BMVW talks EVs. In segment 4, Kevin Hayes joins to talk about Powersecure and their work at the Atlanta Airport.

What do EVs, Dragons and Hippies have in common? Energy Matters! 19.09.2024

John Taggert from Weavegrid and Greg Poilasne from Nuvve talk with Tim and KC about V2G. Then, Samm from Dragon Con joins to talk about the pop culture festival. Finally, Larry and Keith join for a fun hippy segment.

Road Atlanta arrives at Energy Matters 17.09.2024

Rick Humphrey and Kelsi Miller join Tim and KC in studio to discuss the history and the track and their car races.

The Sun always shines on Cherry Street 10.09.2024

Michael Chanin of Cherry Street Energy joins Tim and KC in the studio to discuss their unique model of solar.

The 2024 Fantasy Energy Draft 03.09.2024

In Fantasy Football style, Tim Echols, Faith Henning, KC Boyce and Andrew Saunders draft energy players on their fantasy energy team for this year.

Cox Automotive--no one knows the used car market better 21.08.2024

Cox Automotive shares their research on Energy Matters.

Tim Echols on Suncast Podcast, Jeff Whitt, Phil Jones, and clean trollies 14.08.2024

In this episode, we reply Tim's interview at UNC Clean Tech Conference. Jeff Whitt from Framatone joins from Paris. Phil Jones talks EVs. Tim awards a clean trolley company.

Clean Energy Roadshow, Charleston and the Hippy Segment 07.08.2024

Dr. Lance Berry, Chris Sigman, and Patrick Lenz join Tim Echols at the Clean Energy Roadshow. Emily Peters joins from the Port of Charleston. In the final segment, Cindy Rogers in the Hippy Segment.

Give Honor to who Honor is due! 30.07.2024

Hear about the "non-profit" side of our host, Tim Echols, as he is honored with a special award.

Why is pre-paying your utility bill so magical? And what about Hydrogen? 23.07.2024

Cindy Rogers, pre-pay utility expert, joins Tim and KC in studio. Then, Hycamite calls in from Finland to talk about Hydrogen, all the rage in Europe.

Tim and Ted Echols team up for a fun show on energy and law 16.07.2024

Tim Echols is joined by his younger brother, Ted, as they discuss law and energy in one show.

At the intersection of truck stops and sustainability--this week from Savannah. 09.07.2024

Tim Echols is on the road in Savannah and Charlottesville this week.

I left my EV in San Francisco... 02.07.2024

Tim Echols and KC Boyce plan a trip for GA officials to Bay Area, and see technology and innovation at work. In the second half of the show, Tim appears with GNN's John Clark on Community Focus.

From Vogtle to the Mountains, Energy and Technology grow in GA 25.06.2024

In this episode, Tim Echols is joined by former Commissioner Wise from Vogtle. Then, Susanne Warrenfeltz and Laura Iyer from Citizens Climate Lobby drop in. Finally, Olivia Amyette and her mom in segment 4.

What is going on in the EV market? 18.06.2024

All you ever wanted to know about the car evolution going on right now. Join Tim Echols, KC Boyce and Jason Mantel as they talk about classic cars, the car market and of course, EVs.

Recycling Solar Panels--Is that a thing? 11.06.2024

Emilie O’Leary, Commissioner Jeff Hughes, Bill Linton, and Thad Culley join in, from the NC Clean Tech Conference.

PhDs invade Energy Matters. Live from Chapel Hill. 04.06.2024

Tim Echols is on the road interviewing PhDs at the UNC Clean Tech Conference. Join as he talks with Dr Brittany Westlake, Dr Noah Meeks, Dr Elaine Buckberg, and Dr Greg Gangi. Bob Keefe of E2 as well.

Oodles Energy Comes to Georgia 28.05.2024

Oodles Energy Founder Keith Berger and Reynaldo Calzadilla join to talk about energy aggregation and EV charging issues. Larry Heiman joins in segment 3 and 4 and shares his experience as a public witness at the PSC.

High School Glass Recycling Contest and how it worked! 21.05.2024

In this episode, learn how Tim Echols organized high schools to do a glass recycling contest diverting more than 18 tons of glass from landfills.

Finland: Part 2 14.05.2024

Tim visits with Chris, Jarkko and Jarno from Finland.

Live from Savannah! 07.05.2024

Joining this episode is Aaron Higgins of Pooler, First Lady Marty Kemp, Alderman Nick Palumbo, Rep Buddy Carter, Senator Ben Watson and Mayor Rochelle Robinson.

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