Sam Hollister

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442 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 11 Aug

Sam Hollister’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Talking New Energy · 248. Are wind PPAs about to become more expensive? · 14 Jul 2026 podcast

Thank you very much, Bertie.

Thank you, David.

I hope people have enjoyed listening.

I think the view from me is that dynamics are certainly uncertain.

Certainly uncertain, that's a phrase.

Because we're not going to know what the next five, ten years are looking like.

We are entering a very changing renewables landscape with I think David said sort of forty, fifty gigawatts of additional renewable capacity due to come online in the next five, ten years.

within GBE and how that is priced in the market and how investors gain certainty but how consumers are also protected from that price volatility I think is going to be incredibly important going forwards.

So thank you very much everybody.

I hope you enjoyed the episode.

All the best.

Talking New Energy · 247. What’s next for EVs, flexibility and heat? What 200+ conversations reveal · 7 Jul 2026 podcast

Hello and welcome to LCP Delta's Talking New Energy podcast.

I'm Sam Hollister, head of UK market Shashi at LCP Delta, and I'm going to be hosting today's special episode.

Now, today's conversation is going to be a little bit different.

For regular listeners, our guest voice will be a familiar one.

John launched and has hosted more than 200 episodes of this podcast, speaking to an incredible range of people across the energy sector and having a front row seat to how quickly things have changed.

But in this episode, we're going to turn things around.

As John steps away from hosting, this is a chance to reflect on those conversations and what they tell us about the evolution of the energy transition and where things might be going next.

So let's get into it.

John, why don't you just give listeners who might not have heard too many of the episodes a little bit of background about yourself, but then more interestingly, reflecting on your time on the podcast and the fact that you've done over 200 episodes, what's really stood out for you in your time in the chair?

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