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every year anyone Stephen Lacey 8Pat Risner 4Liz Dennett 2Lara Pierpoint 2Yesh Pavlik Slenk 1Yayoi Sekine 1Ramez Naam 1Julian Spector 1Julia Piper 1Emily Domenech 1
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The microbial solution to our massive copper shortfall
- ▶ 21:10 Liz Dennett These heaps run for decades and decades, and we have them in Colorado, we have them in Arizona, we have them in Utah, we have them all over, all over the world.
- ▶ 38:03 Liz Dennett We are live in the field right now in Arizona.
Political Climate: Is the IRA under political threat?
- ▶ 6:40 Brandon Hurlbut And a combined forty six billion dollars to Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Nevada, Arizona, and Georgia.
- ▶ 14:12 Emily Domenech Maybe, but I was talking to a, a company that does critical minerals processing the other day, and then he was talking about how their last project that they built in Arizona
- ▶ 35:17 Julia Piper And then when you look at the manufacturing side, a lot of the top states for new EV-related manufacturing plants and investments are swing states, places like Georgia, Michigan, think Arizona, and some others.
Pricing and tech trends shaping the global battery storage market
- ▶ 16:33 Yayoi Sekine Um, so that's like Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico bringing in a lot of big projects online.
New frontiers of clean energy emerge
- ▶ 28:48 Julian Spector Popping up at, at scale, you know, gigafactories just all across the US, um, or rather they're really clustered in the Southeast and in the kind of Rust Belt areas and some in Arizona.
America’s next-generation mining future [partner content]
- ▶ 2:22 Lara Pierpoint Today, he's the president of the Armosa Project, a mine in Arizona run by the global mining firm South 32.
- ▶ 3:15 Pat Risner So the Hermosa project is located, uh, in the Patagonia Mountains in southern Arizona, so we're about 60 miles southeast of Tucson, uh, only about 10 or 11 miles north of the, the U.S.-Mexico border.
- ▶ 5:34 Pat Risner We can produce manganese sustainably right here in Arizona and produce and produce it with, with a local workforce, lift up a disadvantaged community. 2 times in the scene
- ▶ 12:00 Pat Risner Um, I talked about earlier, it's one of the poorest counties in Arizona, a per capita income of about 40% below the state average, about eight to 900 permanent jobs,
- ▶ 19:54 Lara Pierpoint To learn more about how Hermosa can help power the nation's clean energy future, strengthen the domestic supply chain of critical minerals, and grow the local economy in Santa Cruz County, Arizona, go to south 32 dot com slash Hermosa, or…
A surprise benefit of rooftop solar in New England
- ▶ 25:04 Stephen Lacey CorePower is building a gigafactory in Arizona, and Lindsey is heartened by the surge in policy support at the state and federal level that make factories like that possible.
What’s the next big trend in clean energy?
- ▶ 4:35 Stephen Lacey We'll have an interview with Lindsay about CorePower's gigawatt-scale battery facility underway in Arizona.
- ▶ 16:47 Ramez Naam Arizona to California.
- ▶ 47:08 Stephen Lacey I spoke with Lindsey about CorePower's plans to ramp up the CorePlex Gigafactory in Arizona, where the company is building a US-centric battery ecosystem. 4 times in the scene
A groundbreaking battery nears industrial scale
- ▶ 34:27 Stephen Lacey CorePower is constructing a 15 gigawatt hour battery cell facility in Arizona, which will serve a wide variety of battery markets.
Degrees: The fastest electric vehicle fleet makeover in the West
- ▶ 32:05 Yesh Pavlik Slenk And Masabi Pariah with Chispa's Arizona Chapter.
The autonomous car bubble has popped
- ▶ 9:43 Ed Niedermeyer And yet, as the technology got more and more impressive, even to the point where, you know, I've been on a fully driverless ride on public roads in Arizona in a Waymo, which is
The frontline of water conflicts: ranching
- ▶ 0:40 Stephen Lacey One state over, Lake Powell's water levels have dropped a hundred feet in the last three years, and now shortages on the Colorado River mean that Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico are facing cuts to their own water use.