Jenni McDonnell joins Alex Cameron to talk about this successful funding programme from the UK Govt. Focused on co-funding energy efficiency improvements using mature market-ready tech, this is a great chance to find out how to apply and win the next round of...

Per Brevik of HeidelbergCement talks with Alex Cameron, Founder of Decarb Connect The Norcem plant in Norway is about to break ground on its CCUS project after over 10 years of research, testing and planning. Find out about the project, the stage of developmeent and...

Will Thomson joins Alex Cameron to explore whether the hype and promise of ESG funds is supporting the hard to abate transition to net zero. Including highlights from Massif Cap’s recent ESG report, listen in to this chat about the growth of ESG and how/if it...

Alex is joined by Damian Beauchamp, President of 8 Rivers, and a leader in the deployment of innovations that decarbonize the toughest to abate sectors. With experience of major projects internationally, Damian talks about what it means to create conditions for...

In this episode, Alex talks with Oshadee Siyaguna, Maxime Le Floch & Abby Frank from Regnan. An impact investor, they take seriously the need for investments in key aspects of the energy transition to be truly sustainable – we talk about their recent...

Mission Possible Partnership: Elevating the role of sectors in the global story of decarbonisation Alex Cameron, Founder of Decarb Connect & Paul Bodnar, Managing Director, Rocky Mountain Institute In this episode, Alex talks with Paul Bodnar, Managing Director of...

Offshore CCS – enabling deep decarbonisation Alex Cameron, Founder of Decarb Connect & Nick Cooper, CEO, Storegga Geotechnologies The legacy of CCS is typically rooted in North American projects allied to EOR; in contrast the new wave of proposed European...

Eoin Bailey, Celsa Steel: Circular economy as a route to delivering bigger climate gains & industrial opportunities Decarbonisation is the topic of the moment for many hard to abate sectors – but is this missing the point of where real climate impact can be...