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What if we create industrial heat differently? In this episode, we explore how SolidWatts transforms power-hungry industrial processes by enabling electrification for high-heat applications. By designing and building the world’s highest-performing Solid State Power Amplifiers, SolidWatts is changing how industries think about heat generation. We also discuss the unique journey of falling in love with a solution first and then finding the right problems to solve. Join us to learn about this innovative approach and the future of sustainable industrial heat.
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What if we could use hydrogen everywhere? In this episode, we dive into how Neology is unlocking the potential of hydrogen through its innovative ammonia cracker technology. Using ammonia as an energy vector, hydrogen can be transported and transformed independently of where it's produced We explore the current hydrogen landscape, exciting applications across industries, and Neology’s ambitious scale-up plans. Tune in to learn how Aris and his team use their experience to deliver an important piece of the energy transition.
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What if we could store energy in water? We explore how Aquabattery is transforming energy storage with its groundbreaking technology, which uses just table salt and water. CEO JJ shares how this affordable, sustainable, and safe solution reshapes large-scale energy storage. We also dive into JJ’s passion for running marathons and what it takes to keep pushing forward, even through the rollercoaster journeys of entrepreneurship. This episode covers how to start and scale a company, lessons on resilience, and what the future of energy storage could look like.
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What if we could turn coffee waste into green chemicals? In this episode, I chat with Maciej Majchrowicz, a former VC investor turned operator, who is now transforming coffee waste into valuable green chemicals. Maciej shares the unique advantages of Ecobean's approach, emphasizing the importance of being a drop-in solution that seamlessly integrates into existing systems. We also explore how European coffee drinking habits are shaping their business scaling strategy.
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What if we had all the necessary technology to drive the energy transition? In this episode, I speak with Benjamin, CEO of ecocoach. With a strong commitment to energy independence, ecocoach is at the forefront of developing efficient energy management solutions and pioneering battery storage systems. Benjamin shares insights on how they leverage technology to empower individuals, communities, and businesses to achieve true energy autonomy. Tune in to learn more about ecocoach and Benjamin's own fascinating journey.
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What if we could supercharge the future with next-gen batteries? In the latest podcast episode, we explore how BTRY transforms the battery landscape by combining the advantages of supercapacitors and batteries. Grounded in cutting-edge European research, BTRY is pioneering a sustainable and reliable solid-state lithium-ion battery that can be charged in just one minute. CEO Moritz gives insights into the technology behind BRTY's products, his European journey that led to founding a start-up and the company's ambitious plans.
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What if we could convert energy more efficiently? Kristjan, the founder and CEO of Efenco, a company that's transforming the way we think about thermal conversion, explains how current technologies are outdated and fail to utilize the total potential energy contained in fuels, leading to significant energy waste. We'll also dive into the unexpected connection between Tina Turner and his innovative approach to climate tech. Learn more about why the unknowns of the universe, from distant galaxies to the tiniest particles, hold secrets to combat the climate crisis.
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What if we could make buildings greener? This is where aedifion comes in. The company offers a cloud platform to optimize building portfolios. In this episode with the company's CEO Johannes we discuss why he originally started the company, the challenges of scaling a climate tech company in a conservative industry, and how to manage uncertainty. Learn more about the impact that aedifion wants to have on the building sector and how they will save megatons of carbon.
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What if we could use iron as a fuel? Enter RIFT (Renewable Iron Fuel Technology), a company that leverages iron powder to deliver reliable and fully renewable heat supply. This innovative process harnesses the circular nature of rusting and unrusting iron, marking a significant stride towards a cleaner, greener future. In the conversation with Iron Fuel Technology's CEO Mark, we delve into the working principle behind the technology and its applications across various markets. Discover what playing football has to do with running a start-up and how Mark and his team will transform industries with their tech.
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What if we could turn CO2 into concrete? Good news: We can! This is one of the more hidden problems, but with a significant impact. Some studies say that concrete accounts for 8% of global carbon emissions. Carbonaide tackles this issue. They have developed a technology that utilizes and stores carbon dioxide in the precast concrete industry. The company is on an exciting scale-up journey. CEO and founder Tapio shares unique insights into the industry, his decision to spin off a company from the university and the company's ambition. If you want to know more about a powerful technology that sets out to be a new industry standard - this one is for you.
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What if we had energy insights to make smarter choices? Introducing Voltaware, on a mission to utilize electricity data to create more efficient, greener, reliable, and secure homes. With actionable energy insights, Voltaware empowers users to save energy and enhance comfort at home. In this conversation with Francois Gruber-Magitot, the company's Head of Partnerships and Business Development, we dive into how the technology works, the differences between European markets, and the impact the company will have. Listen to this episode if you want to hear from a real European with unique insights into various energy markets.
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What if we could turn buildings into carbon sinks? Turns out - you can. We explore this revolutionary idea with Petri Laakso, the CEO of Soletair Power. Join us as Petri unveils the innovative technology that removes CO2 from buildings' air ventilation, making them not only more energy-efficient but even carbon negative. It's a fascinating conversation that delves into the transformative power of sustainable technology in our built environment. Learn how the tech functions, the positive health effects of lower CO2 emissions in buildings and the company's vision.
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What if we could prevent outages by using fuel cells? This is where PowerUp enters the stage. With Ivar, founder and CEO of the company, we discuss how batteries and hydrogen-powered fuel cells can work together to provide power wherever needed. In this conversation, we delve into how fuel cells work, use cases for the technology, and PowerUp's traction. We discuss the current fundraising climate for hydrogen companies and how the increased investor interest has led to an interesting challenge. Bonus point for the surprise when Ivar shared where PowerUp's story originally started.
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This episode explores how to turn leftovers from the wood and forestry industry into the next generation of biomaterials. I'm joined by Peep, Fibenol's Chief Development Officer. We dive into his personal journey and understand the first-of-a-kind technology that Fibenol has developed. Moreover, we discuss the challenges the company faces on this groundbreaking path, solutions on how to overcome them, and of course how far Fibenol has already come. Join me for a conversation that goes beyond biomaterials, but focuses on resilience, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of a sustainable future.
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What if we could make charging as seamless as refueling a car? The EV space and charging solutions are booming. But how can we make it even simpler for EV drivers to charge their car, especially when they don't have a charger at home? That's a mission that ChargeIQ is tackling. Tune in as we discuss the challenges and innovations in the EV charging space with Volker Fricke & Stephan Dengler, founders of ChargeIQ. We delve into the use cases, success stories, and daily struggles to run a climate tech company. If you're an EV enthusiast, this one is for you!
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What if we could use existing assets to save the climate? Yes, you've read correctly. What if one of the solutions to fix the climate crisis was to use existing assets such as steel smelting plants, greenhouses or HVACs in a smarter way, namely by lowering their energy demand in order to ensure grid stability. This service is called flexibility. Sympower, a Dutch scale-up company, helps companies to unlock flexibility to make the energy system more efficient. Mirjam Penders, Head of Commercial at Sympower. shares her personal journey into the energy market, why we need more flexibility solutions, challenges to scale across Europe and why greenhouses in Finland are the perfect provider for flexibility.
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What if we could give batteries a second life? In this episode, we embark on a fascinating exploration of what happens to batteries after their initial use. Eden Yates explains how Cling's marketplace model works and the use cases for them. We also unravel the unexpected connection between Taylor Swift and Cling's business model. Moreover, we discuss Sweden's role as Europe's battery powerhouse. And if you're navigating the challenging journey of finding the right connection to your potential target audience, Eden has some practical tips to share.
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What if we could remove carbon from the atmosphere and improve soil health? Join me in my conversation with Priya Bhullar, one of the co-founders of Planboo. Learn how they're utilizing biochar to combine carbon reductions and soil enrichment. We also explore the dynamics of founding a global business and the pivotal role of trust in bringing a new approach and concept to market. Don't miss this lively discussion on the intersection of sustainability and agriculture, taking a global perspective on one of the most pressing issues of our time.
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What if we could electrify nitrogen production? Half the food produced now is supported by nitrogen fertilizer, accounting for 2.5 % of global fossil-related greenhouse gas emissions. The industry struggles to move away from fossil gas and shift to renewable energy. As we need fertilizer to maintain field productivity and feed a continuously growing world population, we need a solution. Good news: NitroCapt, a climate tech company from Sweden, has found one. In our conversation, their Head of Strategy & Vice CEO Björn Lindh shares their progress, future plans and what made him take the position at NitroCapt as a seasoned entrepreneur. Learn also more about how he identifies his purpose and what keeps him going!
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What if we can build the operating system for EV charging? Join me in this fascinating episode as I sit down with Marco Möller, a serial founder and the visionary CEO of Pionix. We delve into the intricacies of the EV industry, exploring how compatibility issues impact electric vehicle rollout. Marco shares valuable insights on the challenges and opportunities to accelerate the roll-out of chargers globally. We also explore Marco's visionary perspective on market development five years ahead. Tune in to learn how Pionix builds the operating system for charging stations, driving positive change for a cleaner and more sustainable future.
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