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Flanigan"s Eco-Logic

Flanigan"s Eco-Logic, hosted by Ted Flanigan, provides cutting-edge information and insights in sustainability and the clean energy space. Episodes address alternative energy -- featuring solar, storage, microgrids, vehicle grid integration, and energy access. In addition, the podcast covers resources issues -- like water and food issues, and even slow fashion. Flanigan’s enthusiasm, vast experience, and deep network in the energy and environmental arena are palpable as he brings exciting and

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23:30

Fossil-Free Steel and Delivery Drones

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2021/09/01

In this issue of Flanigan's Eco-Logic, Ted reflects on his trip to New York and Vermont to celebrate his mom's birthday and spend time with family. He also releases the ninth part of a 10 part series on microgrids, sharing microgrid perspectives by industry leaders. He goes on to highlight fascinating stories in the ecosphere, from fossil-free steel and delivery drones to San Francisco's hydrogen ferry, highways that charge EVs, German coal plants closing, and latest episodes of Flanigan's

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33:26

Monica Campagna on Environmental Activism

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2021/08/30

Learn about the life and career of Monica Campagna, as she discusses her involvement with the Glendale Environmental Coalition (GEC), the Grayson Power Plant story, micro-recycling at a local elementary school, and other eco-passions with Ted Flanigan.

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34:19

Bryan Hannegan on Creating the Utility of the Future

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2021/08/26

Join us in a conversation with Bryan Hannegan, the President and CEO of Holy Cross Energy, an electric cooperative high in the Colorado mountains. Hannegan is leading Holy Cross to a carbon-free and distributed energy future, encouraging members to be part of the utility in ways never foreseen before.

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36:45

Susan Joy Hassol on Effectively Communicating Climate...

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2021/08/25

There's no denying that climate coverage is increasing, but are we talking about climate change in a way that will spur action? This episode of Flanigan's Eco-Logic Podcast features climate communications expert, Susan Joy Hassol. She delves into how we can communicate climate change impacts effectively so people feel inspired to take climate action.

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31:39

Johnny Weiss on Training the Global Workforce in...

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2021/07/26

Johnny Weiss is the co-founder of Solar Energy International, a Colorado based non profit. Its mission is to train the global workforce in practical application of solar technology. SEI has trained tens of thousands of students who come from 180 countries around the world. Johnny's careers and tales range from powering solar systems in the heart of Tanzania to developing training programs for Native Americans throughout the Great Plains. A passionate teacher, his story is one of great

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35:45

Peter Asmus on Microgrids and the Changing Utility...

Flanigan"s Eco-Logic ·

2021/07/20

Peter Asmus is a Research Director at Guidehouse Insights, the firm that recently acquired Navigant Research where Peter worked for a decade. An investigative reporter and seasoned researcher, he provides valuable insights and perspectives on microgrids and the changing utility landscape. Peter discusses the genesis of microgrids in the developing world, shunned in Europe where reliability has never been an issue, and microgrids in America, notably California, given concerns about PSPS

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25:04

EV Pickups Ready for Blast Off!

Flanigan"s Eco-Logic ·

2021/07/19

This issue of EcoNet News celebrates current and upcoming innovations in the EV world. Ted Flanigan delves further into stories on the EU pushing hard on climate protection, General Motors greening suppliers and customers, the Extended Producer Responsibility program in Maine, recycling old wind turbine blades and forming them into blocks for gravitational storage, and the uptick in PPAs being used by corporate America. He also presents the eighth installment of a 10 part series on

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28:45

The Billion Dollar Initiative

Flanigan"s Eco-Logic ·

2021/06/28

This episode features great news, from the IKEA / Rockefeller billion dollar solar initiative, to electrifying shipping and commuter aviation, to setting records for fuel cell cars, to greening NATO, blowing up coal plants, and the rise of offshore wind in the Gulf of Mexico. Also Microgrids 1.7: A technical piece on Interconnection.

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39:47

Michael Shepard on Exposure to Cooking Smoke and...

Flanigan"s Eco-Logic ·

2021/06/28

This episode features a conversation with Michael Shepard, a longstanding friend and colleague I worked with many years ago at Rocky Mountain Institute. For many years, Michael headed up E Source, a spinoff of the Institute that has had a global impact.Now Michael is devoting his time to raising awareness about a huge and largely invisible environmental problem… exposure to cooking smoke. Some 4 billion global citizens rely on primitive, “stone age,” cooking techniques with many health,

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32:58

Kate Unger on the Future of Local Solar

Flanigan"s Eco-Logic ·

2021/06/11

Across the country, there is a growing regulatory movement to dramatically reduce the net energy metering incentive for solar. AB 1139 -- a California bill that aimed to reduce the buy back (the export value) of residential solar -- did not pass, but the battle for those that advocate for distributed energy resources is not over. In this episode, Kate Unger, Senior Policy Advisor at CALSSA, discusses the future of local solar.

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39:12

Kirk Stokes on Interconnecting Distributed Resources

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2021/06/07

Kirk Stokes provides a seasoned perspective to interconnecting distributed energy resources, notably solar and storage, featuring lessons learned connecting six microgrids in Monterey County to the PG&E grid.

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26:39

Dinner with Amory

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2021/05/28

In this issue of Flanigan's Eco-Logic, Ted reflects on his dinner with Amory. He also releases the sixth part of a 10 part series on microgrids, unpacking the concept of giving batteries a “day job.” He presents Ford’s all-electric, brand-new F-150 called the Lightning, Montreal hosting the world’s largest rooftop farm, futuristic mobility filtering the air and oceans, geographic wind diversity, and the newest additions to Flanigan's Eco-Logic Podcast.

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26:42

Jonathan Parfrey on Transforming Sustainability from...

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2021/05/10

In this issue of Flanigan's Eco-Logic, Ted interviews Jonathan Parfrey, founder and Executive Director of Climate Resolve. The conversation covers his youth, his awakenings, then his works with the OC Catholic Worker, Physicians for Social Responsibility, and as a Commissioner for Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. At Climate Revolve, Jonathan is transforming sustainability from being a virtue to a necessity.

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26:22

The Earth Day / Climate Action Special

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2021/04/21

In this Earth Day/Climate Action special of Flanigan's Eco-Logic, Ted interviews Denis Hayes, the coordinator of the first Earth Day in 1970 and the founder of the Earth Day Network. Ted also releases the fifth part of a 10 part series on microgrids, discussing critical loads. He highlights corporate executives around the country pushing for climate action, as well as other climate action related stories on repurposing power plants, constructing the loop in Vegas, microbial soil

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51:06

Earth Day Special with Founder Denis Hayes

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2021/04/19

In this issue of Flanigan's Eco-Logic, Ted interviews Denis Hayes, the coordinator of the first Earth Day in 1970 and the founder of the Earth Day Network, perhaps the largest secular movement in history. What a time of strife... Vietnam, Cambodia, Nixon, overlaid with air and water pollution. Appointed by President Jimmy Carter, Denis discusses his work at Solar Energy Research Institute, now NREL, and brings us up to date with his current regional work promoting sustainability at the helm

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26:05

Angelina Galiteva on California's Independent System...

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2021/04/02

Ted Flanigan interviews Angelina Galiteva, Chair of Board of Governors of California Independent System Operator, about her background, love for renewable energy, and her reappointment by Governor Gavin Newsom to a third term to CA Grid Operator Board. They dissect the essence of the ISO, the transmission system, managing the wholesale power market, the grid collapse in Texas, and her influence on other ISO's.

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21:13

Aspen Skiing Company’s Methane Capture

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2021/03/19

In this issue of Flanigan's Eco-Logic, Ted salutes the Aspen Skiing Company for Climate Action. Ted also releases the fourth part of a 10 part series on microgrids, telling the story of EcoMotion’s first adventures with microgrids at the Santa Rita Union School District. In addition to climate action and microgrids, there are stories on net negative bioenergy works, all-electric tankers, hydrogen updates on Saudi Arabia and hydrogen goop, energy storage news, and hillside solar.

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Auden Schendler on Aspen Skiing Company Methane Capture

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2021/03/17

This edition of Flanigan's Eco-Logic features a conversation with Auden Schendler, Vice President of the Aspen Skiing Company for Environmental Sustainability. Nearly ten years ago, SkiCo invested in a methane capture project at a mine in the next county, tackling a major environmental problem since methane is like "carbon on steroids," while generating enough green power for all of SkiCo's operations.

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Andrew Waddell on Hillside Solar

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2021/03/15

Ted Flanigan interviews Andrew Waddell, EcoMotion's newest addition to the solar team, about his recent findings on hillside solar. A client prompted the EcoMotion to take a closer look at similar projects across California. They discuss the fundamentals of hillside solar: design and procurement, potential obstacles, and savings outcomes for residential and commercial owners.

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26:35

Ted Flanigan on Energy Resilience

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2021/03/08

Barry Murrey interviews Ted Flanigan about his journey to energy resilience. The degradation of the energy grid and increase in power outages here in California prompted Mr. Flanigan to take a closer look at what he could do to prepare himself, clients, and the community’s Ecomotion serves to continue to power our lives in the midst of an emergency. He discusses the fundamentals of energy resilience: what it means, potential residential and commercial solutions, and how to implement those

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