#309 A Generation of Change – Engineering Matters Awards 2025 shortlist, Planet, Part 1

What links draught excluders and nuclear reactors? Or carbon capture and methane monitoring? As we enter a generation of change, these and other ideas will be key to developing efficient, decarbonised energy, and to how we use this energy in our homes. This week, we introduce the shortlisted entries for the 2025 Engineering Matters Awards. The awards aim to celebrate the impact that engineers have on people, and on the planet. In this first episode of four, we look at how shortlisted entries in the Net Zero, Environment, and Sustainability categories are changing energy generation, and domestic energy use. Guests Patrick Möller, CEO, CorPower Ocean Jaymish Patel, CEO, BioFuel Evolution Thomas Fudge, CEO, WASE Andreas Aepli, CFO, Climeworks Maxime Tornier, VP, R&D, Climeworks Jasper Wong, CTO, Airhive Clément Gourrierec, Director, CrystalTrade Michelle Brechtelsbauer, VP, Strategy, Last Energy James Montgomery, Chief Design Engineer, Novel Nuclear, Rolls-Royce John Mason, Systems Design & Integration Specialist, Novel Nuclear, Rolls-Royce Mateja Lampe, CEO, Red Pitaya Derek Egan, Chartered Engineer, EirGrid Dunstan Power, MD, Versinetic Jess Prevost, Marketing Director, Switchee Mauro Fazion, CTO, SuSy Sam Cryer, CEO, Thermulon Sally Philips, Founder, Chimney SheepThe post #309 A Generation of Change – Engineering Matters Awards 2025 shortlist, Planet, Part 1 first appeared on Engineering Matters.

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