Hosted by Jan Christoph Bohnerth · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 55 episodes
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To tackle the climate crisis, we need radical action and bold ideas. Those advocating and delivering green solutions, lowering humanity's impact on the planet, are our champions. The podcast “Rooted in Change” interviews European cleantech protagonists about their solutions. Guests share ideas on how to accelerate change and deliver meaningful global impact.
Jan Christoph Bohnerth hosts Rooted in Change, a business show with 55 episodes published.
Aligning solar energy production with actual grid demand remains one of the hardest challenges in the energy transition, often resulting in peak generation when we need it the least. The industry continues to rely on tra
What if we could extinguish invisible methane fires? When we think about climate change, we most of the time think about CO2. But neutralizing methane, a gas with an even higher global warming potential, when it is too s
What if AI managed our sewer networks? Managing extraneous water and optimizing sewer networks remains one of the hardest challenges in the water industry, requiring costly and labor-intensive monitoring. Utilities conti
What if rust was the ultimate energy storage? Storing and transporting renewable hydrogen remains one of the hardest challenges of the energy transition, requiring complex and expensive high-pressure tanks. The industry
What if removing carbon fixed ocean acidification? Global climate goals require massive amounts of carbon removal. Therefore, we need to find scalable, permanent solutions. Many efforts continue to rely solely on land-ba
What if tomorrow's cement used yesterday's waste? The traditional cement industry relies on proven chemistry and typically looks for minor process improvements rather than fundamental change. This has contributed to the
What if cooling servers actually captured carbon? Data centers generate immense heat and require constant, energy-intensive cooling to run their servers. Those facilities typically vent that excess energy as waste, until
What if factories generated their own clean gas? Heavy industries need high temperatures to run their processes, making certain processes hard to electrify. Those companies continue to rely on fossil gas, until now. Meva
What if we could reserve emissions? Reaching Net Zero is one of the defining challenges of our time, but reducing emissions alone won't be enough - we also need to actively remove carbon from the atmosphere. That’s exact
What if water treatment could remove anything - simply with electricity? Clean water is one of the defining challenges of our time and even its own Sustainable Development Goal. One essential piece of the puzzle is waste
What if your heating system knew exactly what it needed? As the heating season kicks off, energy use and energy bills start climbing fast. In this episode, I talk with Felix, co-founder and CEO at viboo, who are tackling
What if energy storage could be simpler and scalable? Unbound Potential is rethinking batteries. By removing costly membranes and complex cell stacks, their membrane-free redox flow technology stores energy in two liquid
What if waste powered a circular economy? Waste streams are often overlooked, but they hold enormous potential. TreaTech has developed a technology that captures the full value of a broad range of end products - from ren
What if the future of energy wasn’t all about batteries? Supercapacitors aren’t as well-known as batteries, but they play an important role in the energy storage landscape. Unlike batteries, they can charge and discharge
What if we could build without cement? What if we could build without cement? In this episode, one of the world’s most used, yet climate-damaging materials makes an appearance: cement. Gnanli Landrou, co-founder of Oxara
What if rocks could help reverse climate change? Enhanced weathering uses finely ground minerals spread on farmland to speed up a natural process: rocks reacting with CO2 to form stable carbon compounds. This process not
What if materials could (almost) magically repair themselves? What if materials could (almost) magically repair themselves? When I witnessed it firsthand, I thought it was magic - it's "just" science in action. We cover
What if carbon removal started with the oceans? What if carbon removal started with the oceans? In this episode, we dive into how Pronoe is restoring the ocean’s power to capture and store CO₂. Founder and CEO Nicolas ex
What if heat could be stored in a compact form? What if heat could be stored in a compact form? In this episode, we dive into how Cowa is revolutionizing energy storage through cutting-edge phase change materials. The Sw
What if comfort could be climate-friendly? What if comfort could be climate-friendly? This is the question that Florina Mînzat posed. And she found an answer. As the founder of EcothermiQ, a company bringing passive, low
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Rooted in Change is hosted by Jan Christoph Bohnerth. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 55 episodes.
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