The REM Podcast - Renewable Energy Movement

The REM Podcast gathers the most successful project development and delivery leaders in utility-scale renewable energy to share their stories and insights. We’re the go-to place for authentic and valuable conversations within this niche industry, covering market challenges, how leaders plan to navigate them, and what’s happening behind the scenes.

The REM Podcast - Renewable Energy Movement is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 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.

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  Episode #21

  Are Flexible Data Centers Better Than Batteries? | Lukas Pfeiffer

  Aug 19, 202627 minS2

  What if the answer to grid congestion isn’t always a battery? This week, Tom sits down with Lukas Pfeiffer, CEO and Co-Founder of Gridmetry, to talk about why flexible data centres could be one of the most overlooked tools available to renewable energy developers. Lukas took a very different route into the industry... From telecoms and data centre consulting, to Bitcoin mining, and eventually to building Gridmetry into one of Europe’s largest flexibility providers for data centres. That background gives him a very different way of looking at the grid. They get into why 1 MW of flexible data centre capacity can provide similar economic value to 8 MWh of battery storage at around a quarter of the cost , why the Nordics are leading the way, what happens when growing AI demand meets an already stretched grid, and what Europe’s energy system could look like in 10 years if this model takes off. It’s one of those conversations that might change how you think about what belongs next to a renewable energy project. ️ Renewable Energy Movement Podcast — Powered by KIGYO

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  Episode #20

  Paolo Tusa: From Coal to Clean | Why Joining Early Changed Everything | Part 2

  Aug 12, 202627 minS2

  In Part 2 with Tom Essex, Paolo Tusa gets into what’s really happening in the Italian renewable energy market. They talk about why the market is heading towards more consolidation, why trying to operate across too many countries doesn’t always work, and why Paolo walked away from Enfinity Global when the pressure around the IPO became too much. Paolo also explains why he sees renewable energy as a marathon, not a sprint, why many of Italy’s authorised solar projects may never actually get built, and how falling battery prices could change project economics over the next few years. And to finish, he shares the one change he would make to Italy’s regulatory system if he had the chance. Missed Part 1? It’s already in the feed. ️ Renewable Energy Movement | Powered by KIGYO

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  Episode #18

  Roland Flaig — The HR Guy Who Ran Half of Europe's Wind Portfolio | Part 2

  Jul 22, 202622 minS2

  In Part 2 of our conversation with Roland Flaig , CEO of ANEO , we get into what happens after the big mergers are done and the real work begins Roland walks us through what it was actually like to merge the RWE and E.ON operational teams across 12 countries, what separates a good site manager from a truly great operations leader, why psychological safety on a multi-contractor construction site is harder than it sounds, and his honest take on where the Nordic renewables market is heading over the next five years Hit subscribe so you never miss an episode Renewable Energy Movement | Powered by KIGYO

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  Episode #17

  Roland Flaig — The HR Guy Who Ran Half of Europe's Wind Portfolio (Part 1)

  Jul 15, 202626 minS2

  How does someone go from working in HR to running massive, heavy-duty engineering operations for one of Europe's biggest energy utilities? In Part 1 of this special two-part episode, Tom Essex sits down with Roland Flaig , CEO of Aneo . Roland shares his incredible career pivot and breaks down his unique leadership philosophy: treating your assets like people, and your people like assets. If you want to know what it actually takes to build trust, lead massive cross-border teams, and why a commercial mindset is the most important skill in renewables right now, this conversation is for you. Connect with us: Follow the REM Podcast for more insights from the frontlines of the green energy transition. Connect with Tom Essex on LinkedIn. The Renewable Energy Movement | Powered by KIGYO

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  Episode #16

  Abel de Voogd - The Political Scientist Who Builds Solar Farms

  Jul 1, 202632 minS2

  Abel de Voogd is Head of Project Development at ABO Energy in the Netherlands. He didn't come from an engineering background. Instead, he studied political science before finding his way into renewable energy, where he's now spent more than 10 years developing solar projects, mainly for the Dutch farming sector. In this episode, Tom and Abel talk about the real challenges of agri-solar. They discuss why a farmer often only gets one chance to make the right decision, why agri-PV is much harder than it looks, how grid congestion has changed project development in the Netherlands, and where Abel thinks the market is heading over the next five years. A practical, honest conversation based on years of real experience in the field. Renewable Energy Movement | Powered by KIGYO

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