Hosted by Henry Sanderson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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An Electric Revolution is a podcast about how the world is being transformed by clean energy. Each episode I dive into the stories behind today’s shift — from the history of past energy revolutions to the minerals shaping our future.If you want more context, analysis, and reporting on the geopolitics of clean energy, subscribe to my newsletter Volt Insight on Substack—your companion to this podcast.
Henry Sanderson hosts An Electric Revolution, a history show with 15 episodes published.
Aluminium prices are at a four-year high, up more than 25% this year, as war in the Middle East and a blocked Strait of Hormuz choke off nearly a quarter of the world's seaborne metal supply. In this episode, Henry Sande
China currently holds an unprecedented grip on the critical minerals and rare earth magnets that power our future—from EVs to wind turbines. As export restrictions tighten, is the West finally moving from "strategic comp
We are burning more coal than at any point in human history — more than during the Industrial Revolution, and more than during the global energy crisis of the 1970s. Global coal demand likely rose by 0.5% last year to a
Chilean President Gabriel Boric is nearing the end of his term. One of Boric’s signature achievements was his National Lithium Strategy — an effort to open new areas for lithium production and reshape how Chile manages o
Hydrogen is the universe’s oldest and most abundant element. The clean energy discussion has centered on “green hydrogen”—manufacturing it using renewable electricity. But what if the earth itself held vast, untapped res
China has introduced new export license rules for advanced lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery materials—potentially restricting global EV and clean energy supply chains. In this episode, I speak with Dan Blondal, CEO o
In a world buzzing with talk of AI and data centers, nuclear power is back in the spotlight. But behind the headlines lies a complex and often overlooked market: uranium. In this episode, I speak with Nick Clarke, founde
Home charging has transformed the economics of owning an electric vehicle in the UK. With smart overnight tariffs, it can cost as little as £6 ($8) to fully charge your EV at home — compared to more than £20 at a public
How do we reconcile the need to move away from fossil fuels with the need for new mines to build clean energy technologies? Thea Riofrancos, Associate Professor of Political Science at Providence College, explores this d
Why did it take more than 60 years for solar to go mainstream—and how did it get so cheap? In this episode, I explore the global history of solar energy with Gregory Nemet, professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madiso
In this episode, I speak with David Abraham, author of The Elements of Power, about the enduring vulnerabilities in Western supply chains for rare earth elements and magnets, which are used in electric vehicles and wind
In the 1930s, fewer than 10% of U.S. farms had electricity. One solution? Small wind turbines. My guest, Brandon Owens—author of The Wind Power Story—explores how wind power brought electricity to rural America long befo
This week we are talking about the life of George Cove, a Canadian inventor and entrepreneur. Born in Nova Scotia in 1863 or 1864, Cove presented his first “solar electric generator” in 1905 in the Metropole Building in
Denmark is a global leader in wind energy, with Danish company Vestas standing as one of the world’s largest producers of wind turbines. Wind power accounts for around 58% of Denmark’s electricity—the highest share among
Clean energy is under attack like never before. President Donald Trump has said “the wind is bullshit.” Right-wing parties in Europe have opposed climate legislation introduced by the European Union. There’s never been a
In 1888, a tall wind turbine in the backyard of a grand mansion on Cleveland's Euclid Avenue caught the attention of many. To most passers-by, it seemed like an unusual curiosity—perhaps the toy of a wealthy man. But thi
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