We spoke with ENA’s Farina Farrier about how energy networks are set to adapt to the green transition and what this means for the market and infrastructure.

This week we speak to a team of students from Coventry University Business school who have designed a house that is cheap to build from recycled materials for developing nations at risk of flooding from climate change

Can we make cement and concrete less carbon intensive as we try and build a new net zero world? Sumit Bose speaks to Ian Riley from the World Cement Association about the challenges to make concrete cleaner and even carbon negative

What happens to your hair once it leaves your head and what about the chemicals?

If your EV starts playing up you can't look under the hood to see what's up, you will need to check the health of the battery cells so how do you do that without taking something apart? Well a team of scientists led by Prof Peter Kruger head of Experimental Physics at Sussex University, have come up with a way to do just that using quantum physics to make a 'camera scanner' to see if your battery is poorly!

Listen to our latest podcast with Gemserv and Dodona Analytics discussing why a data-driven approach will be critical in the low carbon transition.

Happy new year all and welcome back to our first podcast of 2022. In this episode Sumit Bose speaks to Sebastiaan Van Dort of the BSI about the standards we will need as we enter a world of net zero. How will we regulate the new EVs, batteries, peer to peer trading or the plethora of other things we have to deal with?

Listen to today’s podcast with Gemserv’s Rob Honeyman on the critical role low carbon heating has to play in the net zero journey and what next steps should be taken

This is the last episode of the Net Hero Podcast this year and it's a cracker. Sumit Bose started this podcast to hear from businesses, politicians, academics and the great and the good working towards net zero. But Sumit also wanted to highlight ordinary people doing something because they believe it's the right thing to do and that's what this episode is all about.

In this week's episode you'll hear two very interesting chats that Sumit Bose had at COP26. The first was an obscure stand behind the back of the Blue Zone where I met Vincent Huang the offical artist of Tuvalu - he is bizarrely Tiwanese and specialises in art depicting climate change, frankly fascinating and the second part is a conversation with an old friend of ours here at futurenetzero.com - Angus Forbes who was a co-host on series one of Gaia Says No.