The scramble for hydrogen in South Africa

EU Watchdog Radio

Corporate Europe Observatory and Counter Balance

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5 • 1 Ratings

🗓️ 11 December 2025

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Joana and Pascoe, co-directors of Corporate Europe Observatory's new documentary "The scramble for hydrogen in South Africa" talk about the process behind the making of the film. It's a more relaxed and informal episode than usual, where you can get to know the whole truth behind the making of the film, and how you can host your very own screening!

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0:00.0	You're listening?
0:07.0	You're listening to EU Land on the moon.
0:11.0	You're listening to EU Watchdog Radio.
0:25.6	Hi, Pasco.
0:26.5	Hey, Joanna.
0:27.6	How you doing?
0:28.6	I'm good.
0:29.4	You good, yeah?
0:30.5	And today we're recording live in person.
0:33.4	This is me tapping Pasco.
0:36.0	Oh, my God.
0:37.0	I hope that picks up on the camera.
0:38.8	Camera, what is it?
0:40.1	Microphone.
0:42.0	Just so used to the big cameras, you know.
0:44.4	Such a star these days.
0:46.0	So today we're going to be doing more of a conversation
0:49.8	rather than me just asking a series of questions to Pasco because today's episode is about
0:56.7	something we worked on together and work is the correct verb to use in the situation.
1:03.7	A lot of work. Yeah. It took a minute to have the final piece ready.
1:14.0	And we are talking about our amazing documentary.
1:18.6	The Scramble for Hydrogen in South Africa.
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