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ELECTRIC! - The Future of Energy

By: Francesca Cavallo
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  • Electric! is an immersive six-episode podcast written by NYT bestselling author Francesca Cavallo and hosted by inventor Andini Makosinski, that takes you to the places where we produce one of our most precious resources: energy.

    This podcast is an original production of Undercats and it’s proudly supported by Enel Green Power.

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  • Back to the Future

    Back to the Future
    Nov 30 2022
    What will the world be like in 2050, if we honor the Paris agreement?
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    Answer these questions and tell us what you think of Electric! www.undercats.com/electric
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    17 mins
  • Hydrogen

    Hydrogen
    Nov 26 2022
    There is a gas that is extremely abundant in nature, that can generate three times as much energy as methane when burned, and that also doesn’t produce environmentally harmful emissions after combustion but releases water instead: it’s hydrogen, the key to reducing emissions for the sectors that can’t be easily electrified.
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    12 mins
  • Wind

    Wind
    Nov 16 2022
    This journey starts with 1,000-year-old Persian windmills and takes us to the troposphere where we float along flying power plants. When the wind of change blows, we better fly our kites as high as possible!
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    16 mins
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