Sofiane Kessouar
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82 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
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For them the regulatory landscape is a minefield.
Even within the European Union, where you might expect some uniformity, politics remain deeply national.
One country might heavily subsidize nuclear energy while its neighbour focuses entirely on wind or solar, each with different grand
Programmes for companies and consumers.
Or to sum up, um multinationals have to navigate a complex mix of local infrastructure constraints, shifting national politics and varying regulations and grant programmes, all while trying to maintain a cohesive global operation.
So technology is evolving quickly, and your example is great.
So, first on the storage front, uh the shift in battery chemistry is fascinating.
While nickel, manganese uh cobalt batteries have done a lot of EV lifting, the buzz right now is around chemistries like lithium iron phosphat, sodium ion on a solution.
Solid state batteries.
So moving away from liquid electrolytes to solid ones changed the game because it solved the biggest for large facilities, safety and fire hazards.
Alongside that, molten salt energy storage is proving to be a massive win for heavy industries that need to store huge amounts of thermal energy.
On the generation on efficiency side, we are seeing brilliant ways to optimize existing assets.
Take floating solar panels, for instance, by placing solar panels on reservoirs or industrial sponsors.
We are not just saving valuable land, the water actually cools the panels.
making them significantly more efficient.
Well then you have uh waste heat recovery, which essentially turns an environmental byproduct into a secondary power source, making sure no energy goes waste.
So finally none of this works without a brain to run it.
Smart metals and intelligent grid management systems are transforming passive energy users into active, resilient networks.
They allow companies to monitor consumption in real time, predict grid stress and shift loads automatically.
Yeah, so so how do you decarbonize without sacrificing reliability or breaking the bank?
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