Catalyst with Shayle Kann
A weekly podcast featuring veteran investor Shayle Kann interviewing experts about the state of the energy sector and the technologies powering decarbonization. Shayle Kann is asking the big questions about the ways we power our world: How cheap can clean energy get? Where is the smart money going on new technologies? How will the AI boom both help and hinder us on our journey to decarbonization? Every Thursday on Catalyst, Shayle dives deep into the world of energy with prominent experts, investors, researchers, and executives to unpack both the solutions and the challenges at play in this ever-changing landscape.

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Episoder(275)

The future of the home solar market

The future of the home solar market

There’s momentum building for electrification. But when will electrification take off as a mainstream movement? And what companies can provide electrification solutions to consumers at scale? One stro...

31 Jan 202246min

The many pathways to decarbonizing chemicals

The many pathways to decarbonizing chemicals

Chemicals might be the most daunting industrial sector to decarbonize. Unlike concrete and steel, where the end products are largely uniform, refineries spit out thousands of different chemicals throu...

24 Jan 20221h 6min

Microbes, meat and materials: biotech meets climatetech

Microbes, meat and materials: biotech meets climatetech

Biotech has enormous potential across a wide array of climate solutions. It can be used to create alternative proteins, remove carbon from the atmosphere, clean up fertilizer, or to create renewable f...

18 Jan 202242min

Inside the Energy Department's loan deal to back hydrogen

Inside the Energy Department's loan deal to back hydrogen

First-of-a-kind projects are, by definition, unproven. Despite the abundance of capital in climate tech these days, the valley of death for new technologies still exists. But there are solutions. And ...

10 Jan 202248min

Is nuclear fusion getting close?

Is nuclear fusion getting close?

The common trope about fusion is that it has always been – and will always be – a decade away. So is something different happening now? Recently, we’ve seen technical achievements in fusion, like near...

23 Des 202147min

Quantum computing could be a critical climate solution

Quantum computing could be a critical climate solution

What exactly counts as “climate tech”? Basically all human activity is responsible for emissions, directly or indirectly. So nearly every new technology trend or capability has at least some role to p...

16 Des 202151min

The future of natural gas

The future of natural gas

There are many pathways to decarbonize natural gas. Do we replace it, full stop? If so, with what? Or do we blend natural gas with alternatives, or rip up the old infrastructure and replace it with so...

9 Des 202146min

A bumpy ride toward decarbonizing aviation

A bumpy ride toward decarbonizing aviation

Aviation represents 2-3% of global GHG emissions. If the aviation sector were a country, its emissions would rank around 6th in the world, somewhere between Japan and Germany. If you add the additiona...

2 Des 202150min

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