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EPISODE · May 6, 2025 · 35 MIN

We've Taken The Nuclear Option And Put It In A Coke Can

from Digital Marketing From The Coalface · host Red Evolution

In this episode of Digital Marketing from the Coalface, Dave introduces his new co-host, Stuart Harrison—a former physicist and nuclear industry veteran turned business development director. With a career spanning from asset ownership to the supply chain, Stuart helps bridge the gap between complex engineering concepts and the commercial necessity of clear storytelling.   From discussing the unique challenges of marketing in the nuclear sector, an industry that arguably "missed a trick" by allowing its narrative to be defined by its association with weaponry rather than its incredible energy density, to debating the reality of "greenwashing" versus genuine environmental impact, Dave and Stuart compare the concrete footprint of Hinckley Point to wind farms, before visualising the efficiency of nuclear fuel—where a single Coke can's worth of material could power an individual's lifespan energy consumption.   In short, Dave and Stuart discuss how the nuclear industry has gotten its messaging wrong, and how it should be addressing that.

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