• Tony Seba: Humanoid Robots Will Accelerate the Energy Transition

  • May 8 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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Tony Seba: Humanoid Robots Will Accelerate the Energy Transition

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  • RethinkX says the disruption of labor by humanoid robots is here. The think tank says it will accelerate the energy transition by building things better and cheaper. Battery recycling will blow you away. Elon Musk's hissyfit slows that same transition. Wind power down due to wind being down. Recycling wetsuits.

    Cold open: Clip from State of Charge, Tom.

    • Unfollow Everything, from 9-5 Mac
    • Tik Tok version of our show
    • CCS in Saskatchewan, Canada a failure.
    • RethinkX Humanoid Robots: This time, we are the horses: the disruptions of labor by Humanoid Robots
      LINK: https://www.rethinkx.com/blog/rethinkx/the-disruption-of-labour-by-humanoid-robots
    • Wind Power decines in the U.S.
    • Elon Musk fires Supercharger team of 500 people due to a tantrum, will slow adoption
    • Clips from Fred Lambert on The Electrek podcast, Batteries Included podcast Tom Maloughney, and State of Charge YT channel.
    • Letters
    • Green Energy Futures - Summerside, PEI, Canada smart grid.
    • Why batteries are more than 100% recyclable.
    • Patagonia can completely recycle wetsuits
    • Battery Recycling at Redwood Materials is done environmentally with smart processes.
    • The Lightning Round!
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