Interviews

Jamie explores the benefits of a reimagined, digitalised energy system.

Simon speaks on nuclear's role in accelerating growth throughout the UK.

Jake shares his experience at Innovation Zero World 2026.

Julia speaks on how clear policy can give the private sector the confidence to accelerate growth through net zero innovation.

Ambassador Beckvard touches on the progress she's seen Denmark make in its green transition over the last few decades.

Claudine highlights the important role that nature can play in mitigating climate risk.

Josh shares his thoughts on the progress the government is making with its industrial strategy.

Amrit tells us a little bit about the company's role as Innovation Zero World 2026's Research Partner.

Helen explores the way that coalition building for net zero can lead to a stronger future economy.

Mete highlights the importance of communicating the tangible benefits of the transition to the general public.

Dean outlines the intersection between energy, nature and finance.

Chris talks AI, data centres and the grid at Innovation Zero World 2026.

Marisa outlines the approach that Standard Chartered are taking to accelerate carbon reduction across hard-to-abate sectors.

Simon discusses the need for a digitalised energy system, addressing Arup's work in accelerating this transition.

Sepi speaks on the importance of communication in maintaining the momentum for net zero delivery.

Christopher gives us an overview of UK100's and their members are working to deliver climate goals.

Aimee outlines how supply chains are developing in response to today's geopolitical climate.

Jenny discusses the approach the UKRI are taking in order to support emerging technologies within their innovation ecosystem.

Matthew outlines the steps organisations can take to reshape the narrative surrounding the energy transition.

Emma reiterates the need to build resilience today to mitigate climate risks in the coming years.

Greg shares his thoughts on the worldwide energy transition.

Carol shares her thoughts on the role innovation plays in delivering the energy transition.

Joel speaks on the need for increased investment in order to support the energy transition.

Hilary highlights the importance of a highly skilled workforce in delivering net zero.

Julian outlines the three key elements necessary to scale consumer flexibility.

Claire discusses the importance of keeping the public engaged in the transition, highlighting the balance between deployment and affordability.

Arshad discusses the need for AI integration across systems, highlighting the collaboration required to drive this shift.

Rob gives a brief overview of his experience at Innovation Zero World 2026.

Dan McGrail discusses the progress GB Energy has made in the year since its inception.

Darshana addresses the need for businesses to increases investment into renewables in order to safeguard their futures.

Scott outlines the part Innovate UK plays in fostering emerging solutions.

Ram explores the opportunities presented by greater collaboration between digital and energy markets.

Swetha highlights the ways in which the UK can collaborate with countries like India to accelerate their digital transformation.

Laura speaks on reframing the narrative around the tangible economic and social benefits of a decarbonised energy system.

Basil shares how UK Power Networks is keeping customers happy and investing smartly.

Professor Shuckburgh discusses innovation, policy, investment and the transition to a net zero future.

David stresses the importance of concerted climate action today for a better tomorrow.

Jonathan explains why its important to keep the public talking about the impacts climate change.

Nigel addresses the opportunities presented by an electrified economy.

Anna Carolina discusses the AI opportunity for grid and discusses practical pathways to a digitalised energy sector.

Solitaire outlines how effective communication can generate and maintain support for the transition.

Dhara shares her thoughts as to how government and business can work together to get the public onside for major energy projects.

Richard considers international energy developments the UK can practically implement to accelerate its own transition.