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Powering the Next 50 Years: Why Electricity Tech Is the Smartest Bet Now | with Micheal Shore

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Michael Shore joins Brent Muller on Future-Proofed to share his journey from Peace Corps volunteer to solar entrepreneur, to launching his newest venture — Juice Capital. After two successful exits in renewable energy, Michael is now focused on investing in "electricity tech": innovations that address the rapidly growing global demand for power driven by AI, EVs, and data centers. He discusses the need to move beyond traditional clean tech labels and focus on scalable, independent solutions in generation, storage, transmission, and energy efficiency. From smarter motors to building-level AI optimization and climate risk modeling, this episode is a masterclass on where the future of sustainable business is headed — and how smart capital can drive it.⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 – Intro & Michael Shore’s Career Journey01:10 – Peace Corps in Mali & Discovering Sustainability03:00 – Launching One of the First Solar Farm Companies in the U.S.04:30 – First Exit & What Came Next05:30 – Starting Heart of Waraba & Global Entrepreneur Network07:45 – The Birth of Juice Capital & Its Mission10:00 – Why AI, EVs, and Crypto Are Power-Hungry — and What That Means12:00 – Why Wind & Solar Alone Won’t Cut It13:45 – Examples of Efficient Energy Tech & New Innovations15:00 – Ecobot & Automating Environmental Compliance16:00 – NextPower360 & Revolutionizing Wind Turbine Efficiency18:00 – The Role of AI in Clean Energy Tech19:00 – Hickory Nut Gap: A Sustainable Farm Michael Supports21:00 – Smart Grids & Smarter Transmission23:00 – The Climate Service: Climate Risk Tools for Enterprises26:00 – Why Every Business Needs a Climate Risk Plan30:00 – How Michael Uses AI in Branding, Business Ops & More32:00 – What Investors Look for in Tech-Driven Sustainability Startups34:00 – Nimble Energy & AI for Building Energy Optimization35:00 – Best Growth Advice for Early Stage Founders🔗 Connect with Michael:🌐 Website: http://www.tprenewable.com/💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeljamesshore/🔔  Enjoyed the episode? Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an update! 📌 Subscribe here: http://www.youtube.com/@FutureProofedPodcast📲 Follow me on social media: www.linkedin.com/in/brentmuller💬 Let me know your thoughts in the comments!#JuiceCapital #MichaelShore #ElectricityTech #CleanTech #FutureProofedPodcast #AIandEnergy #Sustainability #ClimateRisk #SmartGrid #EnergyEfficiency #CleanEnergy #Ecobot #NextPower360 #NimbleEnergy #GreenInvesting #TechForGoodhttps://valeogrowth.com/

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Michael Shore joins Brent Muller on Future-Proofed to share his journey from Peace Corps volunteer to solar entrepreneur, to launching his newest venture — Juice Capital. After two successful exits in renewable energy, Michael is now focused on investing in "electricity tech": innovations that address the rapidly growing global demand for power driven by AI, EVs, and data centers. He discusses the need to move beyond traditional clean tech labels and focus on scalable, independent solutions i...

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