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We’ve all heard it — and it sounds apocalyptic. But is it true, or just a gimmick to spark urgency while so many still miss the red flags? And yes, we’ve all watched Clarkson’s Farm!In this episode, Francesco De Lieto and Emma Mee discuss the critical state of soil health and its implications for agriculture with Andrej Porovic, co-founder of PES Technologies (https://www.pestechnologies.com/). They explore the importance of understanding soil health, the role of technology in soil testing, and the need for immediate data to inform farming decisions. The conversation also touches on the potential for soil carbon measurement as a source of income for farmers and the future applications of PES Technologies' innovations in various sectors.In this episode we unpack:60% of the world's soil is degraded, impacting food production.Immediate data from soil testing can improve farming decisions.PES Technologies offers affordable and rapid soil testing solutions, on par with lab tests.Soil carbon measurement can provide financial benefits to farmers.Farmers are generally receptive to technology but cautious due to past experiences.Soil health impacts agricultural productivity and resilience to climate change.Understanding soil biology is crucial for sustainable farming practices.If you’re interested in agri-tech, farming, and the vital role of soil management, this episode is for you.#Farming #soilmanagement #climate #climatetech #Sustainability #agritechRaw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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AI is reshaping our world, but it comes at a cost: ever-larger data centres consuming vast amounts of energy and water while generating emissions and e-waste. In this episode of Raw Green, Francesco and Emma talk with Charlie Beharrell, Commercial Director at HEATA (https://www.heata.co), about why decentralisation matters. HEATA’s model distributes compute power into homes, turning waste heat into free hot water and delivering major efficiency and cost gains. We discuss the challenges and upsides of decentralised cloud computing, the role of government collaboration, and how decentralised infrastructure could make AI more sustainable while providing a social benefit.In this episode we unpack:AI is driving unprecedented growth in data centre energy consumption.Centralised data centres face limits: high energy and water demand, grid strain, and rising costs.Decentralisation offers a way to improve efficiency and resilience.HEATA captures waste heat from computing and provides free hot water for households.Customers can save 20–40% on costs while improving sustainability.Efficiency gains can exceed 100% by reusing waste heat.Government collaboration is critical to scaling decentralised solutions.E-waste and unit lifecycles must be managed to ensure long-term sustainability.If you are interested in AI, data centres decentralisation and sustainability, this is your episode.#DataCenters #AI #Decentralization #EnergyEfficiency #Sustainability #CloudComputingRaw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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Francesco and Emma sit down with Chris Slater, CEO of Oka – The Carbon Insurance Company (https://carboninsurance.co/) to explore one of the biggest questions in climate finance: can insurance restore trust in carbon credits?In this episode we unpack:The voluntary carbon market and why credibility is under pressureHow carbon insurance works to manage financial, performance, and reputational risksThe rise of certification risks and lessons from recent carbon offset scandalsWhat’s next for the carbon market: from government involvement to the potential impact of a carbon taxIf you’re interested in carbon credits, offsets, climate finance, or the future of carbon markets, this conversation will help you understand how risk management tools like insurance may close the credibility gap.#CarbonCredits #CarbonMarkets #ClimateAction #CarbonInsurance #VoluntaryCarbonMarketRaw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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In this episode, Francesco De Lieto and Emma Mee discuss the ongoing plastic crisis, focusing on the challenges and innovations in PVC recycling. They are joined by Dr. Henrietta Boyd, co-founder of Halocycle (https://www.halocycle.co.uk), who explains how their technology uses microwaves to break down PVC waste into valuable chemicals. The conversation explores the environmental impact of PVC, the economic viability of recycling technologies, and the importance of supportive policies in addressing plastic waste. Henrietta shares insights from her startup journey, the challenges of scaling up production, and her vision for the future of Halocycle and plastic recycling.💬 Join the discussion: What do you think: plastic policies should be more aggressive at early life stages (extraction, processing, design, etc) or at later stages (recycling, reusability) ? Drop your thoughts below in the comments!Together, we explore:The Global Plastics Treaty talks have stalled, highlighting systemic failures.PVC is widely used but notoriously difficult to recycle.Halocycle uses microwaves to efficiently break down PVC waste.The process produces valuable chemicals like hydrochloric acid and phthalic anhydride.Environmental wins include reducing landfill waste and introducing circularity.Policy support is crucial for advancing recycling technologies.Economic viability is enhanced by negative raw material costs for Halocycle.Scaling up production is a key challenge for startups in this space.Hiring the right team is critical for success in startups.Raw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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Hosts Francesco De Lieto and Emma Mee sit down with Dr.  Pavel Cenkl, Dean of Academic Affairs at Prescott College in Arizona (https://prescott.edu/), to tackle one of academia’s toughest questions:“Are universities equally responsible—as much as governments and corporations—for our accelerating climate crisis?”💬 Join the discussionWhat do you think: are universities part of the problem—or the solution? Drop your thoughts below in the comments!Together, we explore:Current higher education offer: is it still a valid one and what are universities responsibilities?Experiential learning and real-world curricula: can “learning by doing” save our planet?The looming skills gap: boots‑on‑the‑ground technical training vs. white‑collar degrees vs. AIWhat students really think about their future careers in a warming worldFunding challenges, private‑sector partnerships, and the future of university financeLifelong learning: why re‑educating at every career stage is more important than everRaw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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Emma and Francesco ditched the plan, cracked open a few drinks, and chatted about everything climate. Sparkling conversation tackling China’s new rule forcing data centres, steel, cement and polysilicon plants to source up to 80% of their power from clean energy; weighed in on geothermal potential, the looming water crisis and the need for greener housing; dug into why investor confidence and PR hiccups still hold back many clean-tech ventures—should biochar be pink?—and even circled back to the cool stuff they’ve covered before: Naked Energy, Samudra Oceans and Carbogenics.Cheers!What we cover:China is mandating significant green energy purchases from key industries, including steel and data centers.Geothermal energy is gaining attention as a sustainable energy source with global potential.Housing developments are slowly integrating solar technology, but challenges remain.The UK faces a water crisis that impacts infrastructure and energy management.Public perception of renewable energy technologies is crucial for their adoption.Corporate partnerships are becoming essential for startups in the climate tech space.Biochar faces significant PR challenges despite its potential benefits.Raw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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Ciiiiao!Music Credits from #Uppbeat :"Hit the road" - Augustine"We got this" - Cruen"Get that thing" Abbynoise"Illumination" - Paul Yudin"Let good times roll" - RA"Mas Cafe" - Casa Rosa"Tropicana" - Soundroll"New Life" - Moire"Seize the day" - Andrey Rossi

In this episode of Raw Green, hosts Francesco De Lieto and Emma Mee sit down with Ed Craig, CEO of Carbogenics (https://www.carbogenics.com/), to unpack the power of biochar for climate change mitigation and carbon sequestration. Discover how Carbogenics’ proprietary CreChar—a sustainable biochar produced from recycled waste—is upgrading anaerobic digestion for enhanced biogas production, boosting wastewater treatment, and improving soil health in sustainable agriculture. We also explore key investment trends, market potential, and the challenges facing the biochar industry.What we cover:Biochar is a lightweight material made from organic waste.It has applications in soil amendment, carbon sequestration, and biogas production.85% of global carbon sequestration comes from biochar.Investment in biochar-based businesses is critically low at 1%.Biochar can improve the efficiency of anaerobic digesters.Biochar can be used in wastewater treatment to absorb pollutants.The biochar industry faces challenges in perception and market acceptance.Future applications of biochar include construction and environmental remediation.Carbogenics aims to expand its operations in the US and tackle environmental issues.Raw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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Ciiiiao!Music Credits from #Uppbeat :"Hit the road" - Augustine"We got this" - Cruen"Get that thing" Abbynoise"Illumination" - Paul Yudin"Mas Cafe" - Casa Rosa"New Life" - Moire

Join hosts Francesco De Lieto and Emma Mee on Raw Green 🎤 🌵 as they sit down with Joyeeta Das, engineer-turned-ocean entrepreneur and founder of Samudra Oceans (https://www.samudraoceans.com), to explore the future of seaweed farming, AI-driven marine agriculture, and robotic aquaculture. Discover how Samudra’s grid-based technology boost harvest density, cut costs, and unlock new markets—from sustainable bioplastics to carbon credit revenue. Joyeeta shares her journey from software startups to blue-economy pioneer, the challenges of scaling high-tech seaweed ventures, and why investors must embrace a mindset shift for a thriving ocean industry. 🔥 What we cover:AI and robotics are crucial for optimizing seaweed farming.Sustainable revenue streams can be generated through marine agriculture.The ocean holds immense potential for biodiversity and carbon capture.Community involvement is essential for successful marine ventures.The blue economy presents both challenges and opportunities for growth.Monitoring and data collection are vital for effective farming practices.Investment in marine agriculture is necessary for scaling operations.Raw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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Ciiiiao!Music Credits from #Uppbeat :"Hit the road" - Augustine"We got this" - Cruen"Get that thing" Abbynoise"Illumination" - Paul Yudin"Mas Cafe" - Casa Rosa"New Life" - Moire

In this episode of Raw Green 🎤 🌵, hosts Francesco De Lieto and Emma Mee - our new co-host (!) - sit down with Christophe Williams, CEO and founder of Naked Energy, to explore one of the most promising frontiers in clean energy: hybrid photovoltaic thermal (PVT) technology.From advertising to clean tech, Christophe shares his entrepreneurial journey, and how Naked Energy’s solar innovation is changing the economics of renewable heat and power.🔥 What we cover:• What makes PVT solar different—and why it matters• Naked Energy’s flagship tech: VirtuHOT and VirtuPVT• Real-world performance and return on investment• Key lessons from testing, certification, and failure• Scaling up through partners like E.ON• Innovative models like “heat as a service”• The future of integrated, high-efficiency clean energy infrastructure💡 Naked Energy isn’t just another solar company—it’s rethinking how we generate, distribute, and monetise heat and electricity in buildings.Raw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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Ciiiiao!Music Credits from #Uppbeat :"Hit the road" - Augustine"We got this" - Cruen"Get that thing" Abbynoise"Illumination" - Paul Yudin"Mas Cafe" - Casa Rosa"New Life" - Moire

This week FDL speaks with Andy Joynson, the business development director at Caldera (https://www.caldera.co.uk/), about the critical role of industrial heat in climate change and how Caldera's innovative thermal storage technology is addressing this challenge. They discuss the materials used in their heat cells, the temperature ranges and applications of their technology, and the target industries. The conversation also covers the economic viability of electrifying heat, the importance of demand response in energy markets, and the transition towards heat as a service. Andy shares insights on the performance of their industrial demonstrator and the strategic investment from GEA Group, highlighting the future opportunities for Caldera's technology in the decarbonization of industrial heat.TakeawaysIndustrial heat accounts for 38% of energy-related CO2 emissions.Caldera's technology captures stranded green electrons for zero carbon heat.Volcanic rock and recycled aluminum are key materials for thermal storage.Electrifying heat presents economic challenges that Caldera aims to address.Demand response and capacity markets offer new opportunities for energy savings.The technology minimizes operational and maintenance costs due to fewer moving parts.Raw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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In this episode of Raw Green, Francesco De Lieto sits down with Emma Mee, Head of Membership at Green Angel Ventures (https://greenangelventures.com/), to dive into the current landscape of climate tech investment. They explore how Green Angel Ventures supports early-stage startups, the firm’s investment philosophy, what they look for in a winning pitch, and the trends shaping the future of green investing — from groundbreaking innovations to the challenges and opportunities ahead.TakeawaysGlobal climate tech equity financing fell 40% in 2024.Sustainable investing market reached $3.2 trillion in 2024.Green Angel Ventures is an angel syndicate focused on climate tech.Investors look for genuine impact and defensibility in pitches.The UK supports early-stage businesses with EIS tax relief.Material science innovations are crucial for future developments.Biodiversity-focused solutions are needed but lack commercial viability.Generational wealth transfer will influence impact investing.The fashion and textile sector needs innovative solutions.Raw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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In this episode of Raw Green, Francesco De Lieto sits down with Martin Soltau and Sam Adlen, co-CEOs of Space Solar ( https://www.spacesolar.co.uk ), a high tech startup based in UK focused on harnessing solar energy from space. They discuss the ambitious project of beaming energy down to Earth, the technological advancements that make it viable, and the potential impact on global energy security and sustainability. The conversation covers the challenges of scalability, regulatory frameworks, and public perception, while highlighting the importance of international cooperation and investment in this innovative field.TakeawaysSpace solar power could revolutionize energy access.Technological advancements have made space solar economically viable.Space solar power offers continuous, reliable energy.The scalability of space solar is a key advantage.Safety measures ensure minimal environmental impact.Regulatory frameworks are being developed for space solar.International cooperation is crucial for energy security.Investment interest in space solar is growing.Public engagement is essential for the project's success.Raw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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In this episode, Alessandro Stagni, CTO of Northern Light Composites ( https://www.northernlightcomposites.com ), joins Francesco De Lieto on Raw Green to discuss the critical role of composite materials across industries, the environmental challenges they pose, and the innovative solutions his company is developing. He shares insights into the complexities of recycling composites, the advantages of natural fibers, and the mission to create fully recyclable materials. The conversation highlights the urgent need for sustainable innovation in manufacturing and the exciting potential for the future of composites.Raw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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In this episode of Raw Green, Francesco De Lieto discusses the critical role of coral reefs with Krista Shoe, director of Mother of Corals (https://motherofcorals.org/). The conversation highlights Mother of Corals’ ongoing work in Bocas del Toro, Panama, where they are actively restoring reefs and collaborating with local communities. They explore the alarming decline of coral reefs, innovative restoration techniques, and the importance of community education in sustaining marine ecosystems. Krista shares insights on the success rates of restoration projects, the economic impact of coral reefs on local communities, and the challenges posed by climate change and overfishing. This episode is part of the Podcasthon (www.podcasthon.org), a global initiative to raise awareness for numerous charities worldwide. We are thrilled to dedicate this episode to Mother of Corals, highlighting a cause that is close to our hearts—the health of our oceans and marine life.Raw Green is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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In this episode of Raw Green, Francesco De Lieto discusses the importance of energy efficiency with Thomas Clardy, founder and CEO of PowderWatts (https://powderwatts.com). They explore the challenges and opportunities in energy efficiency technologies, particularly focusing on PowderWatt's innovative solutions for managing heat cables that consume an excessive amount of energy, in some scenarios equal to the energy produced by the entire US solar energy! The conversation delves into the barriers to adoption, the role of utilities, the impact of climate change, and the potential for carbon offsetting through energy efficiency. They also discuss the future of data centers and the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions in the face of rising energy demands.The episode is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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"The number one export of North Korea is cybercrime."In the first episode of 2025 of Raw Green, Francesco De Lieto sits with Uri Sadot, Cybersecurity Program Director of SolarEdge Technologies ( https://www.solaredge.com/en ), to discuss the increasing threat of cyber attacks on renewable energy systems, particularly solar power plants. They explore the vulnerabilities of these systems, the role of cybersecurity in companies like SolarEdge, and the differing regulatory approaches between the EU and the US. The conversation highlights the potential catastrophic consequences of cyber attacks on energy grids, the motivations behind such attacks, and the importance of identifying vulnerable components within energy systems. The dialogue also explores the dual nature of AI as both a beneficial and potentially harmful technology, emphasizing the necessity for responsible development and implementation in the energy sector. The episode is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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In this conversation, Francesco De Lieto sit down with Michael Kohler, founder of Silent Yachts (https://silent-yachts.com/), discussing the evolution of sustainable yachting. Michael shares his journey from sailing enthusiast (over 75.000 miles around the globe) to innovator in electric propulsion and solar energy integration in yachts. He reflects on the challenges and triumphs of introducing a new paradigm in the marine industry, the design process of creating a fully electric yacht, and the economic implications of adopting such technologies. The conversation highlights the growing acceptance of sustainable practices in yachting and the future of eco-friendly boating.The episode is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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In this episode, Francesco De Lieto engages with Dr. Jason Huang, founder and CEO of TS Conductor (https://tsconductor.com/), to explore the complexities of the electricity grid, its challenges, and the innovative solutions offered by TS Conductor that attracted the interests of investment firms of the caliber of Breakthrough Energy Ventures and Edison International to name few. They discuss the grid's role in clean energy transition, the bottlenecks in power transmission, and how advanced conductor technology can enhance grid capacity. The conversation also touches on the slow adoption of new technologies in the utility industry, the economic implications of green technologies, and the future of energy solutions.The episode is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies. 
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In this episode of RAW GREEN, Francesco De Lieto speaks with Daniel Levene, co-founder of Two Blues Solar (https://twobluessolar.com/), about the rapid growth of solar energy and the unique business model of their company, which funds 100% the installation of rooftop solar on commercial and industrial properties. They discuss the challenges of solar adoption, the potential of rooftop solar in the UK, the role of batteries, and the concept of transition finance in renewable energy. The conversation also touches on the future of solar pricing, supply chain challenges, and the expansion into other technologies beyond solar. The episode is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies.  
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And we are back! After a break we are happy to be back in studio and in this episode of Raw Green, Francesco De Lieto sits down with David Kendall, CEO of Optima Yachts (https://www.optima-yachts.com/), about the future of sustainable and electric boating. They discuss the growth of the electric boat market, the challenges of adopting new sustainable materials, and the importance of government incentives. David shares insights from his journey as an aeronautical engineer to developing electric yachts, emphasizing the need for innovation in the marine industry. The conversation also touches on the shore infrastructure required for electric boating, the potential of hydrogen as an alternative fuel, and the environmental benefits of electric propulsion. The episode is produced and sponsored by OBE, a sustainability consultancy firm specialised in Life Cycle Assessment, research and green technologies.  
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