
About this episode
New groundbreaking new data on solar-plus-battery affordability, community-driven efforts to fight wildfire smoke, and the global decline of coal power. Brian prepares for a trip to London, and James shares his latest air quality observations from the smoky Canadian prairies.
They also touch on some big global issues: India's indoor air pollution crisis, New York's unexpected plans for new nuclear power, and China's rapid solar and blimp tech progress. Plus, an update on fusion energy from a listener email and the usual dose of humour, clean tech insight, and righteous frustration.
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Episode Highlights:
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A Saskatchewan First Nation installs air scrubbers in homes to combat wildfire smoke
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Grid-scale batteries have become cheap enough to enable true 24/7 solar in sunny cities
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Ireland shuts down its last coal plant—only to convert it to oil
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New York State proposes a new nuclear plant amid rising demand from data centers
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Lightning Round
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