Scott Hargreaves (Executive Director of the Institute of Public Affairs) speaks with Ravi and JAM about the hidden reality of renewables. Scott brings the last report of the IPA named "The Ruinous Cost of Free Energy" where they showed a perspective of the Australian Energy System.

Not all that glitters is gold.

Mike Caravaggio is the Director of the Thermal & Hydro Fleet at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI). He talks with Ravi and JAM about the need to complete renewables with flexible & dispatchable energy. He explains what current technologies can do and what it really takes to get to Net Zero, not optimistic talking.

The conversation ends with the landing of "ZELFRs", the Unicorns of the Energy Sector.

Emeric de Vigan, VP Power at Kpler, speaks with Ravi and JAM about Negative Prices of electricity in Europe.

Why are they happening? Are they good or bad? Will they end in the consumers' bills?

A very interesting conversation about one of the first big consequences of high renewable penetration. Pure Energy Trilemma...

Maximo Miccinilli speaks with Ravi Krishnan and Jose A. Martinez "JAM" about the impacts of the new UE's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). The UK has just announced its version of this regulation, mirroring the UE's model. Are you ready to address this new regulation that will affect everything outside and inside the UE?

Intermittent Renewables without energy storage are creating a Market where energy sources cannibalize each other with negative prices. Hydrogen could play a role in unlocking the Energy Trilemma. Thierry, an entrepreneur in the Energy Sector, a former executive in Engie, and author of the book "Hydrogen is the New Oil", helps us decipher this complex context.

Ravi and Jose talk about the challenges and opportunities around Hydrogen and if it really can be the enabler for the Energy Transition

Ravi Krishnan and Jose A. Martinez "JAM" launched the Unlocking the Energy Trilemma podcast with a debate about the challenges in the Power Sector, particularly after COP 28.