The I'm not Chersky and welcome to the fully charged show podcast. Our civilization needs energy to function and the

wonderful variety of Earth gives us a wide range of potential energy sources to

tap into. That's awesome and important because it means there's lots of flexibility.

Theoretically you can get energy from the best place for your specific situation.

And wind and solar are fantastic but they're not going to be suitable for everything.

So here at fully charged we're also keeping an eye on the other renewable energy options.

We've got a show coming out in the next couple of weeks about a company who are making really rapid progress with a new method for fusion energy.

So we thought it was the perfect time to put out the podcast of this fully charged live 2019 talk. the

talk. The talk title was The Next Wave, Fusion, hydrogen, tidal and wave.

I spoke to Chantal Knobs from the Cullum Center for Fusion Energy,

Niel Kammode from the European Marine Energy Center,

and Karyan Adamson from Avizian.

They were full of fascinating insights

into the next wave of technologies for harvesting energy.

So here's the talk.

Here's a talk about the next wave, fusion, hydrogen, tidal and wave, all those other, those forms of energy that we hear about.

They're not the obvious things like wind turbines and solar panels, but they're there.

They could be very important for our future, but they're sort of ticking away behind the scenes.

So to learn a little bit about where they've got to and where they're going,

please join me in welcoming our panel, Chantel Nobbs, Neil Komode, and Kerry Ann Adamson.

So this is one of those, what I want to try and do here is to kind of get underneath these big topics a bit because we hear the words, we hear kind of headline level bits of information about them and it can be quite hard to get

at what's actually going on and what it means and how these different technologies could

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