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EPISODE · Aug 28, 2021 · 54 MIN

Electrification and Climate with Edgardo Sepulveda

from The Rational View podcast with Dr. Al Scott · host Al Scott

In this episode I am excited to interview an economist to investigate the market dynamics associated with energy transitions and provide insights on what is needed to electrify our economy and get us to net zero carbon. Edgardo Sepulveda has been a telecommunications economist for 25 years, the last 15 with his consulting firm in Toronto, Canada. He was born in Chile and has an MA in Economics. As part of his civic policy-related engagement, he also writes about electricity, inequality, COVID-19 and other issues, including at the Progressive Economics Forum, where he wrote the blog that we discuss on this episode (https://t.co/oLW4gBeD7Y?amp=1). Edgardo has been the guest on a number of other energy-related podcasts; his Twitter handle is @E_R_Sepulveda. Subscribe at https://therationalview.podbean.com Join the discussion on Facebook @theRationalView group Twitter @AlScottRational Instagram @the_rational_view #therationalview #podcast #climate #energy #greenenergy #netzero #nuclearenergy #atomicenergy #netzeroneedsnuclear

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