The 360 on Energy and Carbon

The 360 on Energy and Carbon podcast is meant to inform and discuss topics with those who are curious about the energy and carbon industry. Whether you are a business owner, an executive, a young professional, or just a general podcast listener we hope you leave with a better understanding of the industry after each episode. Join our group of people interested in energy and carbon! This podcast is co-hosted by David Arkell and John Pooley, moderated by Lysandra Naom, and edited by Alana Arkell. Find us at our website www.360energy.net or LinkedIn and Youtube at 360 Energy Inc.

The 360 on Energy and Carbon is a business podcast hosted by 360 Energy, with 167 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

360 Energy hosts The 360 on Energy and Carbon, a business show with 167 episodes published.

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  Episode #166

  Solar’s Cost Curve and the Future of the Grid | Episode 166

  Jan 21, 202632 minS1

  <p>Join hosts Lysandra Naom, David Arkell, and John Pooley for a conversation with Andrew Birch (“Birchy”), Co-Founder and CEO of OpenSolar.This episode explores how solar moved from an expensive niche technology to the lowest-cost source of electricity in history — and why that shift is now reshaping global energy systems. Birchie breaks down the real economics behind solar’s rapid growth, how Australia reached over 30% solar penetration, and why common global energy statistics often misrepresent how close we are to large-scale electrification.The discussion also dives into the barriers slowing adoption in North America, including permitting delays, grid interconnection challeng...

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  Episode #165

  Why Net Zero Fails Without Procurement | Episode 165

  Jan 7, 202653 minS1

  Join hosts David Arkell and John Pooley for a deep, practical conversation with sustainability strategist Bob Willard on why procurement may be the most powerful, and underused, lever for reducing emissions.This episode breaks down where most organizations are misfocusing their climate efforts, and why Scope 3 emissions often dwarf operational emissions. Bob explains how net zero procurement shifts purchasing from lowest price to best value, using market pressure instead of regulation to drive real change across supply chains.The discussion covers why suppliers respond when emissions performance actually affects bids, how governments and large buyers can create ripple effects across...

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  Episode #164

  2025 End-of-Year Recap: Energy, Security, and What Mattered Most | Episode 164

  Dec 17, 202545 minS1

  <p>In this end-of-year recap, hosts Dave Arkell, John Pooley, and Lysandra Naom reflect on the most impactful episodes of The 360 on Energy and Carbon in 2025.Using listener data and Spotify Wrapped insights, the team highlights the episodes that resonated most with audiences worldwide, spanning energy security, sustainable finance, grid stability, industrial decarbonization, and climate policy. They discuss how global perspectives from Europe, Australia, and beyond shaped the conversation, and why themes like resilience, energy literacy, and operational action stood out this year.The episode also explores which conversations influenced the hosts’ own thinking, what senior leaders should prioritize heading in...

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  Episode #163

  Seeing Methane from Space: The Tech Transforming Emissions Measurement | Episode 163

  Dec 11, 202537 minS1

  <p>What if you could see every major greenhouse gas leak on the planet without ever setting foot on site?In this episode, Dave, John, and Lysandra sit down with Stephane Germain, founder and CEO of GHGSat Inc, to break down how satellites are transforming emissions measurement from a guessing game into hard data. Stephane reveals how GHGSat’s technology moves beyond outdated estimates to real, facility-level detection of methane and other greenhouse gases, enabling companies to find leaks, cut losses, and boost profits, all while meeting tightening regulations. Hear how direct measurement is upending old assumptions in oil & gas, wa...

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  Episode #162

  COP30 in Belém: Is the Climate Process Still Working? | Episode 162

  Dec 3, 202546 minS1

  <p>In this episode of The 360 on Energy and Carbon, Dave Arkell, John Pooley, and Lysandra Naom dig into COP30 in Belém, Brazil, and ask a blunt question: is the COP process still delivering real climate action, or just more diplomatic noise? The team walks through what COP30 actually is, who shows up, and what 55,000 delegates plus 70,000 protesters tell us about the scale, cost, and politics of global climate negotiations.They unpack the tug-of-war over a fossil fuel “roadmap,” why countries most dependent on fossil revenue are resisting prescriptive language, and how that shapes the final text. The conversation also...

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