Interview: Dr. Julio Friedmann

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Stories of Decarbonization

Anthony Cheng

3 episodes

1 week ago

The challenge of decarbonization is critical in the fight against climate change. Many technical projects have been developed “in the lab” to help solve these issues, but many fail to make a difference as aspiring world-changers move from the ivory tower of academia to the gritty economics of real markets. Through a series of interview-style podcasts and long-form radio pieces, I aim to bring to light both human and technical elements that go into the cleantech innovator’s journey, weaving a story of progress and change in the industrial sector. More about me: http://alcheng.scripts.mit.edu/

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Interview: Dr. Julio Friedmann

Stories of Decarbonization

26 minutes 48 seconds

5 years ago

Interview: Dr. Julio Friedmann

In this unedited full interview with Prof. Friedmann, listen to us discuss the issue of industrial heat, innovation agendas, and the nuances of creating technological change.

Dr. Julio Friedmann is a Senior Research Scholar at the Center for Global Energy Policy at Columbia University. With a background in geology and degrees from MIT and USC, Dr. Friedmann is now one of the most widely known experts on carbon removal, CO2 conversion and use, and carbon capture and sequestration. He has testified numerous times for the US Congress and worked in the US State Department, Environmental Protection Agency, and US Treasury. In Fall 2019, Dr. Friedmann and the Center for Global Energy Policy released the report “Low-Carbon Heat Solutions for Heavy Industry”.