Net Hero Podcast – With Sumit Bose

In this podcast Sumit speaks to Jeff Allinson from Delta Clean Tech on the issue of carbon capture. Could it be the best way to reduce our damage to the planet without compromising our lifestyles? Or is it a licence to pollute and a pawn used by the rich to demonstrate greenwashed credentials? Listen in and subscribe.

Tony McHardy, who is a people champion on the Executive Committee and Commercial Director at Water Plus, covers steps the company is taking to help reduce impacts on the environment.

Water can be a whizz to help organisations, small and large, reduce impacts they can have. It can also lower energy use. Barry McGovaney, Innovation and Technology Manager at Water Plus, the largest water retailer in the UK, explains where the carbon emissions are in water at sites.

Karen Brock, who is a Customer Communications and Campaign Lead at Water Plus, the UK’s largest water retailer, explains the benefits for any organisation to look closer at the water they’re using.

On this week's podcast Shidan Gouran of BlueSphere Carbon takes me on a journey into the matrix-like code of carbon credits and blockchain! I find it horribly confusing but could blockchain help clean up this part of the net zero world?

Sumit Bose speaks to Amit Chopra from Schneider Electric on why EVs might just help you beat the energy price crisis.

As the reality of the energy crisis starts to bite this autumn, should manufacturers do more to make products that are automatically as energy efficient as possible. I speak to Lena Henry the Managing Director of Whirlpool in the UK about its net zero commitments and what they are doing to ease the consumer energy burden.

In this podcast I speak to Rupert Pearce the CEO of Highview Power about their 'frozen air' technology for energy storage and how the wider sector must play its part in cutting the wasted energy generation from wind and solar

So how does the NHS go about tackling the net zero challenge? Well in Manchester they have a plan and I spoke to Sarah Price, who’s in charge of their ambtion of getting to net zero by 2038 and cutting current emissions by half, in just three years!

Do we need to get used to long dry hot summers? Is water soon going to be a precious resource and is all this change weather or climate change. I speak to climate scientist Freya Garry for the definitive answers.

in this episode I look at how digitalisation can be the way to clean up air travel for future generations.

Could energy bills hit £500 a month by winter and is this upwards hike in prices ever going to stop? Find out in this week's podcast with Sumit Bose

The CPRE, the countryside charity has said we have lost about 1400 hectares of prime agricultural land to green energy projects, with more planned. Are we sleepwalking into a planning crisis where we face off food v power?

This week Sumit Bose chats with Ellis about Scope 1,2,3 and what it all means and look forward to the Tory leadership race and its effect for net zero

In this week's podcast I speak to Grahame Buss a spokesperson for Just Stop Oil. You can't have missed their actions from recently running onto the Silverstone Grand Prix track, to gluing themselves to paintings in galleries, painting the steps of the Treasury red and of course, handcuffing onto goal posts!

In this episode Sumit Bose looks back at our inaugural show and discuss the issues that came up

Our oceans are our planet and they are warming up. Latest research from the World Meterological Organization shows the waters are acidifiying and warming at a rate not seen for 26,000 years. In this podcast I chat to Dr Maxx Dilley, the Director of the Climate Programme, who explained why this is happening, it's implications and thankfully something we can do to halt or even reverse this trend.

This week Prof Thomas Maschmeyer the boss of battery tech firm Gelion, talks the good, bad and ugly of battery tech

Why are they so important in the green transition? – we find out on this week’s future Net Zero podcast

In this episode Sumit Bose speaks to our new young carbon jedi Ellis Hall, he's heading up our carbon partnerships programme and will be out and about meeting as many people as possible, to help businesses on their net zero pathway.

Serhii Dubinevych and Stanislav Zet work together running a company called fuelwell. It is trying to cut emissions on ICE cars and other vehicles by cleaning up the combustion process by almost a fifth. It's great science and a good story. But what is most remarkable is that they are continuing to operate in the midst of the Ukraine war!

It's a big question that the Met Office's Hadley Centre of climate research has been trying to answer by looking back at historical data. Dr Mark McCarthy and his team have looked up historical records going back to the Victorian era and beyond and found that weather extremes are nothing new!

In this week's podcast I hear from Mike Gray from GreenClub which is working to make golf more sustainable. It even had me changing my mind so do listen in.

In this podcast Sumit investigates the cost benefit for retrofitting housing stock using new materials as demonstrated by a unique housing project run by Nottingham council.