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Energy Insiders Podcast: The rapidly changing climate

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Energy Insiders Podcast

Climate expert and councillor with the Climate Council, Professor Lesley Hughes on the recent weather extremes and the impact on biodiversity, and people. Plus: News of the week including the first big CIS tender.

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Join Renew Economy founder and editor-in-chief Giles Parkinson and columnist and energy markets expert David Leitch as they discuss the week’s main events – politics, solar and storage.

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