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The REM Podcast gathers the most successful project development and delivery leaders in utility-scale renewable energy to share their stories and insights. We’re the go-to place for authentic and valuable conversations within this niche industry, covering market challenges, how leaders plan to navigate them, and what’s happening behind the scenes.
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What if the answer to grid congestion isn’t always a battery? This week, Tom sits down with Lukas Pfeiffer, CEO and Co-Founder of Gridmetry, to talk about why flexible data centres could be one of the most overlooked too
In Part 2 with Tom Essex, Paolo Tusa gets into what’s really happening in the Italian renewable energy market. They talk about why the market is heading towards more consolidation, why trying to operate across too many c
In Part 2 of our conversation with Roland Flaig , CEO of ANEO , we get into what happens after the big mergers are done and the real work begins Roland walks us through what it was actually like to merge the RWE and E.ON
How does someone go from working in HR to running massive, heavy-duty engineering operations for one of Europe's biggest energy utilities? In Part 1 of this special two-part episode, Tom Essex sits down with Roland Flaig
Abel de Voogd is Head of Project Development at ABO Energy in the Netherlands. He didn't come from an engineering background. Instead, he studied political science before finding his way into renewable energy, where he's
This week on REM Rewind, Tom Essex pulls two episodes from the Season 1 archive that were recorded months apart but tell opposite sides of the same story. Laurens van Ochten is Head of BESS at R.Power , where he oversees
I recorded these conversations months apart and genuinely didn't plan this but when I went back into the archive to pull them together, I couldn't believe how much they were saying the same thing from completely opposite
Two careers built by saying yes when the answer should have been no. This throwback compilation brings together two of the most listened-to conversations from Season One of the Renewable Energy Movement. Ilona Nemeth-Kis
Two careers built by saying yes when most people said no. Natalia Paraskevopoulou, Head of Wind Business Development for EMEA at LightSource BP , discovered renewables in a classroom in Athens in 2004. She went on to mov
Maria del Puy Ayerra started her career in 2001 at GAMESA, developing wind farms in Spain when "renewable energy" was barely a household term. Over the last two decades, her career has spanned Spain, the UK, and the Unit
There Is No Going Back: Ksenia Balanda on Floating Offshore Wind in Italy! Ksenia has spent nearly 20 years at the absolute edge of the energy business. She started with building a 45-person team in nine months in Russia
Stefano Girolami arrived in London from Naples nearly 15 years ago planning to stay six months. He stayed for over a decade, built a career across five countries, and eventually joined a six-person startup that has since
Alexis Gonzalez graduated as a mechanical engineer in Venezuela in 2001 and walked straight into one of the biggest petrochemical projects in the country’s history. That early exposure to scale and complexity shaped ever
Philipp Walther didn't plan to work in renewables. A conversation with a headhunter after a career in sales leadership opened the door and he didn’t hesitate to walk through it. What followed was a journey through the bi
Andrea Sivini has spent more than 25 years on the vendor side of infrastructure projects. ABB. Siemens. Schneider Electric. Wind farms in Italy. Solar farms in southern Italy. A three-year substation project in Uganda. D
What do you do when the support you need doesn’t exist? You build it! This week I sit down with Julia Ward , Project Director at Xela Energy and founder of FLISS a free UK-based mentoring charity supporting women in STEM
Yvonne Strzys didn’t plan to spend her career in solar but a rooftop system she spotted at a friend’s house in 1999 set everything in motion. Today she’s Head of Project Development at MaxSolar GmbH, leading a Berlin off
How do you go from navigating two insolvencies to building one of Europe’s most resilient solar developers? This week I sat down with Bernd Kipping , VP Finance, Procurement, Innovations & Technologies at Chint Solar Eur
For Kim Collins, Director of Project Development for Clear Light Energy, the answer was simple: She wanted to put the puck in the net. In this week’s episode, Kim shares how she deliberately stepped back from seniority t
In this episode of the REM Podcast, Tom speaks with Moritz Duhm , Regional Manager Onshore Wind & PV at ENERGTRAG, about how Germany’s wind market got to where it is today. Moritz shares hard-earned lessons from over a d
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