In this enlightening keynote speech at Trinity College Dublin, Chris Caldwell United Renewables CEO, clean tech investor, renewables entrepreneur, and podcast host, delves into the complex relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and climate change.
Returning to his alma mater after 24 years, Caldwell shares insights on how AI is shaping our world, both as a tool for environmental progress and a potential threat to sustainability.
Key Highlights:
AI’s Role in Decarbonisation: Discover how AI accelerates our ability to tackle climate change, from predicting deforestation hotspots to revolutionising battery testing for electric vehicles.
The Attention Economy: Caldwell explores the challenges of an information-saturated world and how AI’s rise to cultural prominence reflects our collective concerns.
AI’s Environmental Footprint: Uncover the hidden costs of AI’s energy consumption and its impact on global carbon emissions.
The Jevons Paradox: Learn how increased efficiency in technology can lead to greater overall consumption, posing challenges for sustainability.
AI and the Market Economy: A critical look at how private firms dominate the AI landscape, potentially steering its applications towards less sustainable paths.
The Techno-fix Paradox: Caldwell warns against relying on future technological solutions for climate change, advocating for immediate action and responsibility.
Join Chris Caldwell in this thought-provoking session as he navigates the paradoxes of AI and climate change, urging us to rethink our values and the role of technology in shaping a sustainable future.
If you enjoyed watching this episode you might like to watch the other keynote speeches in this season.
Episode 17 – The Climate Summit 2023 – Embracing The Circular Economy
Unraveling The Fascinating World Of Biodiversity With Professor Jane Stout
You may also want to watch:
The COP28 Debrief Breakfast: What Can Finance Take Away from COP28?
Conversations on Climate is a podcast produced by United Renewables in association with the London Business School Energy Alumni Club. It brings together the best minds from academia and business, to offer their experience and expertise in the face of climate change –from game theorists to corporate diplomats, and oil industry veterans to micro-algae entrepreneurs. For more top-quality interviews with our incredible guests, subscribe to our YouTube channel or follow us on Twitter. We’d love to have you join us!
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Introducing Bryan Garcia and Sara Harari
The CT Green Bank was the first of its kind in the US and has generated over $2.4bn in green investment and abated millions of tonnes of CO2e by de-risking private finance, bringing stakeholders together, and pioneering approaches to local clean investment.
Its President and Founder is Bryan Garcia, and Sara Harari is Associate Director of Innovation and Strategy Advisor to the President.
The fascinating conversation with Chris Caldwell takes place at Yale and covers a wide range of questions and delivers us an amazing insight into the philosophy of Green Banks and this Green Bank in particular:
… having a vision of a planet protected by the love of humanity, is that you can’t have environmentalism without humanitarianism.
… you can’t save the trees by avoiding people. It is fundamentally about caring about each other. If we do that, then we are going to solve the climate crisis. But we have to be able to put our arms around each other first and then mobilize capital investment … to deliver the results that we’re after.
But I think that’s, you know, the vision of the Connecticut Green Bank…
Highlights of this episode include:
Section one: The CT Green Bank mission
Section two: How Green Bank trains private markets
Section three: From renewables to environmental infrastructure
Section four: Innovation and climate justice at the local level
Section five: Selling cleantech in red states: spreading the Green Bank model
Section six: IRA: layered incentives and smart design
Section seven: Financing climate resilience
Section eight: Elections, wishlists, and sourcing meaning
REFERENCES:
https://cbey.yale.edu/our-community/bryan-garcia
https://cbey.yale.edu/our-community/sara-harari
If you enjoyed this episode you might like to:
watch episode 14 with Dr Marcel Olbert – Money Talks – ESG, Taxation, and the Future of Climate
watch episode 9 with James Samworth – The Energy Transition
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Professor Brian Caulfield wants us to do everything, everywhere, all at once.
Transport makes up a huge part of our emissions – around 20-25% in Ireland and the UK, and closer to 40% in the US.
Knocking those numbers down is no easy task. A system as complex and inter-dynamic as our transport network is a big beast: and there are so many competing visions.
Should we get behind a big public transport push – a metro for every city?
Is the answer self-driving EV’s? Or redesigning cities to be car-free?
Should we use big data for efficient car-sharing? Or is the answer behaviour change, under the cosh of mandated charges and zoning laws?
This episode’s guest understands that complexity better than anyone. And his number one policy priority?
Do it all – now!
Introducing Brian Caulfield
This week’s guest is a leader in the field of sustainable transport science. Brian Caulfield is Professor in Transportation, and Head of Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering at Trinity College Dublin, where he works on the frontier of decarbonising transport systems.
As well as academia – with over two hundred papers and €7m in research grants to his name – Brian is also active in the policy world, addressing the Citizen’s Assembly and working as an advisor to the Climate Change Advisory Council of Ireland.
“… we’re doing this for a greater good and we’re trying to make all these changes to make our cities and everything else better and more clean, more healthy…”
“… I think that the key thing that I would say to the listeners is to listen, engage, and proactively engage. And because it’s going to impact upon all of us…”
In this episode:
REFERENCES:
Trinity College Dublin page: https://tinyurl.com/ypskqqfl
Brian’s Linkedin page: https://tinyurl.com/ytsoh2ja
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And of all these disruptions that create a sense of permanent urgency, climate change is the greatest.
Luckily, Costas has a few ideas about how to thrive – as well as survive – in this new age.
From winning hearts and minds to segmenting audiences, embracing innovation at scale, and breaking free from stagnant environments – we explore strategies to navigate these challenges effectively.
Throughout such a successful career, it’s no surprise that Costas has won all sorts of awards and honours for his teaching, whilst also publishing half-a-dozen books, from All The Right Moves: A Guide to Crafting a Breakthrough Strategy in 2000 to Organising for the New Normal: Preparing your Company for the Journey of Continuous Disruption in 2021.
” …why is it that some companies responded well to digital disruption and some fail … and one of the major findings is that it’s not necessarily the strategy that they follow and it’s not necessarily the leadership … but it was the attitude …”
This week’s episode:
REFERENCES:
Costas Markides – LBS: https://tinyurl.com/yo65494d
Linkedin Profile: https://tinyurl.com/yq555h9u
Costas Markides Books: https://tinyurl.com/ypomsg86
Conversations on Climate is a podcast produced by United Renewables in association with the London Business School Energy Alumni Club.
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In this episode, Chris Caldwell, CEO of UNITED RENEWABLES and host of the Conversations on Climate Podcast, moderates a distinguished panel of guests at the 2023 Climate Summit at Trinity College, Dublin.
They discuss all aspects of the circular economy and the calibre of guests leads to a fascinating discussion.
Panelists:
David Callaway is founder and Editor-in-Chief of Callaway Climate Insights. He is the former president of the World Editors Forum, Editor-in-Chief of USA Today and MarketWatch, and CEO of TheStreet Inc.
Richard is the Director of Corporate Affairs, Strategy, and Stakeholder Relations at Tetra Pak. Prior to Tetra Pak, Richard held leadership positions in the private, public, and association sectors. He has strategic and hands-on experience covering sustainability, strategy development, communications, policy, and advocacy. He is practiced in continuous improvement, good governance, and risk mitigation.
He currently represents the European packaging sector in the European Union’s European Food Security Crisis Preparedness and Response Mechanism (EFSCM) and was a member of the steering committee, which established 4evergreen, wood-fiber’s circularity platform.
Richard is a graduate and post-graduate of the University of Reading and is an alumnus of The Prince of Wales’s Business & Sustainability Programme.
Jackie King is an international business leader with over two decades building high-performing teams and transforming organisations for the future. An expert in managing risk for organizations with international exposure, Jackie has worked with executives, their boards, and public-sector officials in every sector of the global economy to protect and enhance reputation and deliver results for business and communities.
Jackie currently leads Brussels-based Ibec Global, Europe’s leading English-speaking, globally networked business organisation, and the international business division of Ibec – Ireland’s largest and most influential business advocacy and representative organisation.
Before joining Ibec, Jackie spent three years as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce – Canada’s largest and most activated business network. Prior to the Canadian Chamber, Jackie spent 19 years with international public relations and public affairs consultancy Hill + Knowlton Strategies (H+K), where in Canada she rose through the ranks from intern to national executive leadership as Senior Vice President and General Manager.
Jackie has served on several boards in Canada and Ireland, most recently joining the boards of Chapter Zero Ireland and I-Form. Passionate about giving back, Jackie has volunteered for numerous organisations including youth sports teams, homeless shelters, women’s charities, charities for under privileged kids and teens, and cancer charities.
Jane is Professor of Ecology in the School of Natural Sciences, and is the Vice-President for Biodiversity and Climate Action at Trinity College Dublin.
Her expertise is in the fields of ecology and biodiversity, and in connecting human and natural ecosystems, particularly through urban and agricultural land management, and the Natural Capital approach.
Jane is an internationally renowned expert on pollinator and pollination ecology, and a prominent voice for biodiversity and its value. She co-founded the successful conservation initiative, the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan, and the not-for-profit company, Natural Capital Ireland.
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Rupert Merson is an adjunct Professor in the Department of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at London Business School. He has been teaching growth, governance, and turnarounds at LBS for twenty-five years, and has written several books across a wide range of subjects.
Outside of the London Business School, he was an accountant, Director, and eventually Partner at BDO Stoy Hayward until 2009, when he set up his own successful advisory shop specialising in helping family firms around the world.
The theme of this episode resides “deep in the human psyche.” It’s about what matters most. And it has clues for sustainability too.
What can family firms teach us about a long-term approach to business?
How can we best mediate intergenerational conflict?
And what works to preserve unique purpose and values in times of transition?
This week’s episode includes:
“… there’s Eisenhower’s line, isn’t there? … that plans are useless, but planning is important … For me, that’s the thing that’s most meaningful … it doesn’t mean it’s been a waste of time doing the planning because your plan will be wrong.”
“… planning is an act of lifting your head up and thinking about the future. If you do lift your head up and think about the future, doesn’t mean it’s going to work out well for you. But I venture to suggest is a lot more likely to end that well for you than if you take the view that because plans are always going to be wrong, the act of planning is not worth doing in the first place.”
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https://www.london.edu/faculty-and-research/faculty-profiles/m/merson-r
https://www.rupertmerson.com/about-us/the-team
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Books-Rupert-Merson/s?rh=n%3A266239%2Cp_27%3ARupert+Merson
In this episode of the Conversations on Climate Podcast Professor Jane Stout talks to Chris Caldwell about biodiversity, natural capital accounting, and bridging the economy-ecology divide.
So many of the tenets of modern economics from commodification and simplification to substitution and maximisation seem to run counter to foundational truths of ecology such as holism, complexity, and the incommensurability of value.
As we face both the climate crisis and the sixth mass extinction (in large part due to the excesses of capitalism) we have to wonder if there is a way back.
Can economics and ecology work together again?
This episode’s guest believes so. Jane Stout Professor of Botany and VP of Biodiversity and Climate Action at Trinity College Dublin – is a deep domain expert in the academic field of ecology and biodiversity, with over 120 papers and €4 million in research funding to her name.
She is also a leading figure in influencing nature and climate policy in her home country, particularly by engaging economically as co-founder of Natural Capital Ireland.
“… you think about your petri dish of soil or your spoonful of soil from the ground … there’s connections in that little ecosystem, but there are connections across the whole world and everything’s connected.”
“… the ecological viewpoint of connectivity about humans being part of nature, about the physical environment and the living environment being intricately intertwined, has, of course, shaped everything I do and everything that I think about.”
“… I think being an ecologist gives you a fantastic perspective. It’s kind of overwhelming, but it does give you that perspective about the fundamental importance of nature in our lives and that connectivity.”
“…and I like to think of sustainability as as as the sort of the wedding cake idea of the environment: the biosphere, the living world underpinning our societies which underpin our economies.”
REFERENCES:
https://www.tcd.ie/Botany/people/stoutj/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jane-stout-8269401b/
https://www.royensoc.co.uk/about-us/people/professor-jane-stout/
This week’s episode includes:
Section one: the origins of an ecological perspective
Section two: why biodiversity matters (for business too)
Section three: confronting global extinction
Section four: Montreal, 30×30 and the Biodiversity COP breakthrough
Section five: understanding the climate-biodiversity nexus
Section six: biocircularity, natural capital, and the limits of growth
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To take us through the global tax earthquake we welcome Marcel Olbert, Assistant Professor of Accounting at London Business School. Marcel is a rising star in the world of sustainable finance academia – and the youngest professor we’ve had on the podcast so far!
An expert in global taxation, disclosure and transparency, and carbon policy design, Marcel is rapidly making his mark publishing fascinating papers on everything from the sustainability of Private Equity to the challenge of regulating tax havens. Be prepared for new angles, unexpected findings, and more than a few unintended consequences!
” …private equity investors still set out to increase returns. And I think the idea is to incorporate ESG performance as part of the financial value creation process … ESG should not be one part or side strategy, but you should fully embrace it …”
Conversations on Climate is a podcast produced by United Renewables in association with the London Business School Energy Alumni Club.
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We talk about how the scope of the challenge before us is beyond that of any one individual or any one solution. We listen to thinkers, researchers, policymakers, and business leaders. They discuss a diversity of ideas and solutions to global climate and environmental issues and why they matter.
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Goodbye, Legacy Capital! It’s Time For A Change.
Join us as we dive deep with Abel Martins Alexandre, the esteemed Managing Director at Lloyds Bank and a renowned authority in the metals sector.
Boasting over a decade of industry experience, Abel offers a profound grasp of the intricate challenges the sector faces, from sustainability imperatives to the hurdles of energy transition. In our 13th episode of season 2, we delve into these topics and more, gleaning from Abel’s expertise on the shifting terrain of ESG standards and the paramountcy of open accountability.
Key Conversation Highlights:
ESG in Finance: We kick off with a look at the progression of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) values in the financial and banking realms, spotlighting the disparity between ESG rhetoric and tangible climate action.
Metals and Mining: We underscore the pivotal role of metals and mining in the fight against climate change, offering insights into supply quandaries, geological constraints, market fluxes, and the historical backdrop of commodity supercycles.
ESG and Sustainability: Our dialogue delves into the repercussions of ESG criteria on mining ventures and the intricate act of upholding rigorous ESG benchmarks while catering to escalating demand. The topic of seabed mining and its potential ramifications also comes into play.
Bridging the Supply Gap: We explore prospective strategies to mitigate the supply shortfall in crucial minerals, touching on aspects like governmental influence on resource corporations, carbon valuation, the prospective sway of Big Tech, and the geopolitical facets of mineral trading.
Sustainable Mining Initiatives: We shed light on endeavours to render mining more eco-friendly, addressing concerns like carbon reduction, environmental stewardship, and governance obstacles, including corruption.
Policy, Resilience, and Risk Management: We dissect the notion of resilience within the energy transition framework, introducing tools for resilience valuation, the imperative for state-backed policies championing resilience, and the significance of political stewardship.
Mastering Resilience: We wrap up with invaluable guidance on how individuals can foster resilience throughout their professional journey.
Stay tuned for these insights and much more!
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Professor Randall Peterson is a leading expert on leadership and organisational behaviour, with a unique perspective gained from his background in agriculture and educational psychology.
In this week’s video, he shares insights on the role of corporate boards in addressing environmental and social challenges. He also discusses the importance of diversity and inclusion in the boardroom and the need for organisations to adapt to a rapidly changing world. With his engaging and accessible style. Professor Peterson offers a fresh and thought-provoking perspective on these important topics and more.
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So, let’s talk climate . . . Conversations on Climate podcast presents Season 2 where we help to elevate minds to empower action.
The Conversations on Climate Podcast is brought to you by United Renewables in partnership with the London Business School Energy Alumni Club. Uniting the Brightest Minds from Academia and Industry, we navigate the uncharted waters of climate change from strategists who play with game theory, to diplomats of corporations, and pioneers of algae-powered innovations.
The magnitude of our challenge surpasses any individual and requires unity. Tune in to hear visionaries, scholars, decision-makers, and business titans ignite a mosaic of concepts and remedies on global issues that transcend boundaries. 🎧 Season 2 is your ticket to deep insights on how to mitigate climate as a business professional, hosted by the remarkable Chris Caldwell and powered by UNITED RENEWABLES, in collaboration with LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL’s dynamic ALUMNI ENERGY CLUB.
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