This week, we are joined by Syrie Crouch. Syrie is a carbon capture and storage specialist. After more than three decades with Shell, she is now advising companies all over the world on carbon capture.
We discuss the history of carbon capture - why hasn’t more happened? - its current status and promising future. Syrie also shows us the numbers and what energy access growth means for decarbonization. Moreover, in this episode, Syrie expands on the ramping down of one thing (fossil fuels) to the ramping up of another (low carbon energy). She helps us visualize the scale of growth for energy transition and how our human habits; population growth and complex technologies influence the cost of this transition.
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(00:30) Intro
(00:32) Getting to know Syrie's the guest intro
(02:29) Changes in carbon capture
(09:14) Eric, transitions or long life?
(13:30) Fossil fuel vs population data
(15:00) Future development for hydrogen
(16:26) Green hydrogen
(20:25) Locations to visit these projects
(24:39) Developing and growing economy and policies
(29:22) Conclusion
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