Quebec reconsiders Nuclear. Waters up with that?
As electricity demands increase Quebec is looking into refurbishing its lone mothballed CANDU reactor Gentilly-2. Mark Nelson joins us to discuss.
25 Aug 20239min
Jigar Shah: Breaking the Nuclear Stalemate
Today I am joined by Jigar Shah, the director of the US Department of Energy Loan Programs Office to discuss the future of nuclear, and nuclear finance in the USA.
18 Aug 202356min
An Oppenheimer on Oppenheimer
Charles Oppenheimer, a serial entrepreneur in the software business and the grandson of J Robert Oppenheimer joins me to discuss the Christopher Nolan film, his Grandfather’s legacy and the organizati...
11 Aug 202359min
American Nuclear: The Next Chapter
Physicist James Krellenstein returns for a part two to talk about America’s nuclear future.
5 Aug 202351min
American Nuclear: Failure to Learn, Destined to Repeat?
“Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.” Physicist James Krellenstein joins me to deep dive the history of America’s great nuclear build out, its stalling and the age of the ...
31 Jul 20231h 7min
Gone With the Wind: Denmark’s Stalled Energy Transition
Denmark is known around the world as a wind turbine superpower. It has been an early mover with the largest per capita deployments and large interties to manage fluctuating output. Denmark has imple...
17 Jul 20231h 2min
Embrace the Waste
In this “Decouple Short” Madi Hilly shares the experience of her maternity photo shoot at Idaho National Laboratories and the responses so far.
10 Jul 202313min
The Case for CANDU
Chris Adlam, a senior analyst and cofounder of Canadians for Nuclear Energy joins me for an in depth discussion on the Case for the CANDU reactor. Read the “Case for CANDU” report from Canadians for N...
4 Jul 20231h 23min
