Greenbang Podcasts

This week when walking around the British International Motor Show, Rowan Horncastle bumped into Oliver Rowe from Ford. In this podcast you will find out what is so special about Ford's latest line up of cars, the ECOnetic range...

Breaking the barriers to innovation In this episode, Steve Podmore, founder of the Global Sustainability Challenge, tells us how he's lobbying people in high places to get cash to clean-tech innovators. His organisation is actually doing something pretty different in trying to swim against the current of trends in investment of smaller companies... Here's how.

In this podcast, which is part of the innovation special report this June, Stephen Pritchard looks at where fuel cells could be taking us.

Iceland is heavily pushing geo-thermally generated electricity as good renewable energy and as an export in the IT world. Greenbang went to Iceland to talk to Sol Squire, MD of offshore operations for Data Islandia, to find out how this works.

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Greenbang went along to a panel discussion with Al Gore - the man - and John Chambers, CEO of Cisco Networks. The cool thing was that it was all done over Telepresence (posh video conferencing for you and me) between a few different locations. In it, Gore talks about his proposals for a new tax scheme to reward people for greener actions. Chambers goes on quite a lot about collaboration and communication as the way forward. While Telepresence is very cool, we think such a big IT vendor should be putting more of its thoughts into direct alternative-energy use for its products. Anyway - it's about 48 minutes, if you can stomach it.

Shai Agassi, founder of Project Better Place, tells us what makes him tick and how he plans to change the way we fuel our cars...