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Kirsty's extensive background in climate scale solutions and nuclear energy advocacy brings a fresh perspective on decarbonising the world's toughest sectors.Join us as they explore the role of advanced nuclear technologies, the potential for repurposing existing infrastructure for cleaner energy, and the innovative approaches needed to tackle climate change.. Click the 'play button' above to listen in, or read our 5 Key Takeaways from Kirsty Gogan's episode below.... 1.Advanced nuclear technologies:.

Kirsty Gogan discusses the potential of advanced nuclear technologies, including small modular reactors and advanced heat sources, to significantly contribute to decarbonising the global energy sector.These technologies can be more compact and manufactured in factories, offering a scalable and financially feasible solution compared to traditional large-scale nuclear projects.. 2.

Repowering coal:.

A significant focus of the episode is on the '.Many of the drugs we take are synthesised ultimately from oil or use significant amounts of fossil fuels to produce.

Agricultural, paper and wastewater industries dispose of significant amounts of carbon-based compounds which could be the feedstocks for these drug substances.Creating new connections between industries that work largely independently could have a significant impact on the sustainability of the pharmaceutical industry.

This different perspective is exciting.Bryden Wood is supporting this idea, and many others, that will be part of the change in approach we need..