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Sustainability UncoveredEpisode 39: Cleantech funding, climate networking and employee ESG engagementAs 2025 draws to a close, the Sustainability Uncovered podcast provides a look back at the year's biggest sustainable business trends - and a look ahead to what's in store for the green economy in 2026.
In this episode, we look back at the challenges and opportunities faced by cleantech startups and scaleups in 2025. We also look at the hottest innovation themes right now.
We also look at how one large business, Bupa, has evolved its ESG strategy this year, broadening its focus from carbon and waste to employee engagement and healthier, more climate-resilient cities.
Your host is edie's content editor Sarah...
2025-12-1934 min
Scaling Green-TechJuliette Devillard - Connecting the Climate Tech CommunityIn this episode of Scaling Green-Tech, Katherine Keddie speaks with Juliette Devillard, Founder and CEO of Climate Connection - the UK’s largest community and events platform for climate tech founders, investors, and innovators.Juliette shares how Climate Connection grew from a small post-COVID meetup into a thriving ecosystem where partnerships are formed, investments begin, and teams are built. They explore what makes a truly engaging event, the lessons Juliette brought from the US climate startup scene, and how the UK can nurture a stronger culture of risk-taking and deep-tech investment....
2025-10-291h 06
Sustaianble Times - Profit Meets PurposeEp. 18 Juliette Devillard, Climate Connection"We asked founders what they needed, then invited investors, marketers, and sales coaches who could help immediately.”Juliette Devillard is revolutionising the UK’s climate innovation scene through her initiative, Climate Connection, which focuses on creating meaningful spaces for climate professionals to connect, collaborate, and support each other. After relocating from the U.S. to London, Devillard noticed a fragmented climate community. She began with the launch of a small event for 30 professionals, which quickly revealed the strong demand for such spaces. This grew into the UK’s largest regular event for climate innovation, offeri...
2025-06-2537 min
The EcoSend PodcastS6E11 'Wrapping-up Season Six', with Chris & James 👥Wow! We can't believe it's over already... somehow Season Six has shot passed, and we've reached the end of our guests for the series 😱But as always, we like to keep our little tradition of a special, bonus wrap-up episode 🎁And so we turned the tables to put James Gill in the hot-seat, to talk us through all the lessons he's learned from our recent guests, as well as his stories from another Quarter at the helm of EcoSend. Do join us for this bonus episode as we recapped stories from our wonderful guests...
2024-11-2719 min
The EcoSend PodcastS6E2 'Climate Events made for Humans', with Juliette Devillard 🎙️Hot off the heels of a cracking first episode of Season 6, we're back this week with our new Season's second episode! Since the (relative) return to normality in a post-Covid world, the Events industry has largely gone back to business as usual. But most Events, our latest guests points out, offer limited value to attendees and are far too mono-focused on supplier or sponsor benefit. But Juliette Devillard, and her company 'Climate Connection' is leading the way in offering attendee-focused Events. Moving away from dull, lengthy pitches and that "I could've stayed at...
2024-09-2540 min
NoFunLa Source #08 - Strictly Business, EPMDEPMD, Eric Clapton et The Wailers. La Source remonte tous les mois à l’origine des chansons pour raconter leur histoire, celle des genres musicaux et de leur héritage. Le duo de jeunes rappeurs américains a repris un riff hypnotisant d’Eric Clapton tiré d’une chanson originale de The Wailers, chanson dans laquelle un certain Bob Marley raconte avoir tué le shérif du coin.1973 – Du ska, The Wailers est passé au reggae. Le groupe légendaire de Jamaïque s’apprête à chanter l’un des titres anti-flic les plus populaires de l’histoire. Suite à l’indép...
2019-04-0649 min
NoFunLa Source #08 - Strictly Business, EPMDEPMD, Eric Clapton et The Wailers. La Source remonte tous les mois à l’origine des chansons pour raconter leur histoire, celle des genres musicaux et de leur héritage. Le duo de jeunes rappeurs américains a repris un riff hypnotisant d’Eric Clapton tiré d’une chanson originale de The Wailers, chanson dans laquelle un certain Bob Marley raconte avoir tué le shérif du coin.1973 – Du ska, The Wailers est passé au reggae. Le groupe légendaire de Jamaïque s’apprête à chanter l’un des titres anti-flic les plus populaires de l’histoire. Suite à l’indép...
2019-04-0650 min
NoFunLa Source #05 - Kim, EminemEminem, Led Zeppelin, Kansas Joe McCoy et Memphis Minnie. La Source remonte tous les mois à l’origine des chansons pour raconter leur histoire et celle des genres musicaux, de leur héritage. Dans Kim, Eminem déverse sa bile sur un breakbeat sans nuance piqué à Led Zeppelin. 1929 – Les grandes catastrophes naturelles laissent aussi des traces dans l’histoire de la musique. La crue du Mississippi de 1927, l’une des plus meurtrières des Etats-Unis, a inspiré When the Levee Breaks au duo Kansas Joe McCoy et Memphis Minnie. Cette guitariste de Delta blues joue depuis vingt ans sur le trot...
2019-01-1242 minNoFunLa Source #05 - Kim, EminemEminem, Led Zeppelin, Kansas Joe McCoy et Memphis Minnie. La Source remonte tous les mois à l’origine des chansons pour raconter leur histoire et celle des genres musicaux, de leur héritage. Dans Kim, Eminem déverse sa bile sur un breakbeat sans nuance piqué à Led Zeppelin. 1929 – Les grandes catastrophes naturelles laissent aussi des traces dans l’histoire de la musique. La crue du Mississippi de 1927, l’une des plus meurtrières des Etats-Unis, a inspiré When the Levee Breaks au duo Kansas Joe McCoy et Memphis Minnie. Cette guitariste de Delta blues joue depuis vingt ans sur le trot...
2019-01-1243 min