Greenomics – ep. 1 | Exploring clean energy and the green economy
A new climate, sustainability and economics podcast from Oxford Economics
Welcome to Greenomics, a brand new podcast series from Oxford Economics where we delve into the complex relationships between climate, nature and our global economy.
In this first full length episode, we will discuss who is leading the clean energy transition, and which industries stand to gain from the shift to a green economy.
Your host Sarah Nelson is joined by James Lambert, Director of Economic Consulting Asia, Oxford Economics and Sean Metcalfe, Lead Economist in Industries at Oxford Economics. They discuss the major drivers in the energy transition and where business leaders see green opportunities and challenges in the path to net zero.
Join us as we navigate the changing landscape of the green transition, joined by a panel of experts to discuss one aspect of climate and sustainability and unpack what it means for businesses in today’s economy.
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