Thomas Forner, Co-Founder and President of Focused Energy, joins the podcast to explain how fusion energy works and why it has the potential to transform our future. He also highlights the legal challenges the industry currently faces—particularly when it comes to making power plants more sustainable by repurposing former fission plant sites.
Listen until the end to find out why fusion is significantly safer than fission!

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Can we really predict the future of our climate? What do scientists actually know — and what remains unknowable? In this episode, we're joined by physicist and climate expert David Stainforth, author of "Predicting Our Climate Future: What We Know, What We Don't Know, And What We Can't Know", to explore the limits of climate modeling, the uncertainties we face, and what that means for sustainability and action today.

We dive into:

What climate science can (and can’t) tell us
Why uncertainty isn’t always a bad thing
Insights from David’s new book
How to stay hopeful and motivated in the face of climate complexity

Whether you're a climate nerd, a curious skeptic, or just someone trying to make sense of the future, this episode will challenge the way you think about prediction, science, and our path forward.

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We caught up with the CEO of the amazing capsule hotel in Lucerne to hear how the idea came to life. From tiny pods to big dreams, he shares what makes this place special and why more travelers are loving the capsule lifestyle. Super fun chat—check it out!

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We had the chance to talk to Alejandro Isaza Pizarro when we were filming our eGenius project from the University of Stuttgart – Institute of Aircraft Design (IFB). Alejandro grew up watching his Father do a honourable Job as an air ambulance pilot. Having grown up with that passion for aviation he has now found his own path in aerospace engineering. This interview was super spontaneous but is really an incredible interesting one at that.

This is the last part of the eGenius Project by the the University of Stuttgart, whose Institute of Aircraft Design (IFB) carried out the aircraft modification and flight demonstration, and the University of Stuttgart's Institute of Flight Mechanics and Control (iFR) who developed the autopilot system!

The e-Genius project is a part of SiFlA (Lu-Fo VI 1) "Silent and efficient glider-towing with high degree of automation" which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action.

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If you have listened to our eGenius episode then you’ve heard of Stefan Zistler before. This time he’s taken the time to explain what all the ins and outs about the eGenius project he’s been working on for years.

Once again a big shout out to the University of Stuttgart, whose Institute of Aircraft Design (IFB) carried out the aircraft modification and flight demonstration, and to the University of Stuttgart's Institute of Flight Mechanics and Control (iFR) for their efforts in developing the autopilot system!

The e-Genius project is a part of SiFlA (Lu-Fo VI 1) "Silent and efficient glider-towing with high degree of automation" which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action.

If you want to share what you are doing to help make this world better and more sustainable reach out over LinkedIn @ProgressFactors to apply for a future Episode.

Join us as we discover the incredible technologies behind Vaeridion electric aircraft and their core technology that hasn't been seen before. We'll uncover how Vaeridion is not just dreaming of sustainable aviation, but being a pioneer of aviation.

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Why do we need satellites in space? And how can a spaceport be anything approaching sustainable?

In this episode we look at the incredible story of Spaceport Cornwall. The battle of a spaceport to go green and spread the word.

Spaceport Cornwall specialises in horizontal rocket launches. They are passionate about making rocket launches sustainable and why we need them in the first place.

Listen to this incredible podcast to find out why.

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In this episode, we're diving deeper into the world of Eco-friendly aviation with this groundbreaking project. Imagine an electric plane that can tow glider planes into the sky with zero emissions!

e-Genius has already clinched several awards for its revolutionary approach to sustainable flight. Their success story proves that the sky's the limit when it comes to green technology!

A big round of applause to the University of Stuttgart, whose Institute of Aircraft Design (IFB) carried out the aircraft modification and flight demonstration, and to the University of Stuttgart's Institute of Flight Mechanics and Control (iFR) for their efforts in developing the autopilot system!

The e-Genius project is a part of SiFlA (Lu-Fo VI 1) "Silent and efficient glider-towing with high degree of automation" which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action.

If you want to share what you are doing to help make this world better and more sustainable reach out over LinkedIn @ProgressFactors to apply for a future Episode.