This hour-long live show is hosted by Reuters Editor-at-Large Axel Threlfall. All interviews are conducted under the Reuters Trust Principles.
Critical minerals: Examine the emerging geopolitical landscape surrounding critical minerals essential for green technologies.
Supply chain security: Discuss strategies for diversifying supply chains and building resilient partnerships to ensure access to these vital resources.
International cooperation: Explore opportunities for international collaboration on research, development, and deployment of green technologies to foster a more equitable and sustainable future
Mads Christensen, Executive Director, Greenpeace International
Diplomatic inaction: Examine how today’s climate delay is replacing denial with polished language like “realistic timelines” and “economic feasibility” which further leads to inaction
The cost of comfort: Unpack the hidden consequences of delay, from rising climate costs and eroded public trust to the loss of lives and leadership credibility
Naming the strategy: Explore how to expose delay as a deliberate choice, challenge its excuses, and shift the narrative from “not now” to “how now.”
Teresa Ribera, Executive Vice-President for a Clean, Just and Competitive Transition, European Commission
AI's dual role: Analyze AI's potential to both accelerate energy consumption and drive energy efficiency across industries
Beyond efficiency: Explore how AI can revolutionize energy storage, grid management, and the development of new renewable energy sources
Policy and ethics: Discuss the policy frameworks needed to guide AI development in the energy sector, ensuring equitable access and mitigating risks
Nick Chaset, CEO, Octopus Energy U.S.
Confronting climate realities: Engage in an honest assessment of the practical limitations, unintended consequences, and hidden costs of current climate policies
Defining achievable targets: Connect with industry peers and thought leaders to explore economically sound climate targets that balance ambition with feasibility
Directing investment for maximum impact: Identify overlooked opportunities for strategic resource allocation that can drive tangible climate progress
John Kerry, former US Senator, Secretary of State, Special Presidential Envoy for Climate
• Unlock zero-carbon flexibility: Discover how next-gen nuclear meets rising energy demand with safe, scalable, and carbon-free power
• Strengthen grid resilience: Learn how integrated energy storage supports renewables and delivers reliable baseload power
• Accelerate innovation: Explore how AI is transforming nuclear energy deployment, safety, and operational efficiency
Chris Levesque, President and CEO, TerraPower
Growing appetite for data centers: Assess the increasing energy demands of AI and data centers and their impact on renewable energy development
Big Tech's role as energy innovator: Examine how tech companies are directly investing in renewable energy projects and driving innovation in clean energy technologies
Grid modernization imperative: Discuss the need for grid modernization and expansion to support the growth of both AI infrastructure and renewable energy generation
Andrés Gluski, President and CEO, The AES Corporation
This hour-long live show is hosted by Reuters Editor-at-Large Axel Threlfall. All interviews are conducted under the Reuters Trust Principles
Strategic pivot: Analyze how focus on natural capital signals a fundamental shift in investment strategies, exploring the implications for traditional carbon markets and the emergence of new asset classes
Quantifying natural capital: Examine the evolving methodologies for valuing natural capital, including biodiversity credits, carbon sequestration, and ecosystem services.
Navigating the ethical complexities: Delve into the ethical dimensions of natural capital finance, addressing the importance of robust governance frameworks and stakeholder engagement in ensuring that natural capital markets contribute to sustainable and inclusive development.
Federal R&D and climate innovation: Examine the critical link between U.S. federal research and development budget and the nation's capacity to drive climate-related innovation
Public-Private partnerships and climate solutions: Investigate the role of collaborative efforts in driving innovation in areas such as renewable energy, carbon capture, and sustainable materials, emphasizing the need for efficient pathways from scientific discovery to real-world application.
Strategic implications and global competitiveness: Discuss the strategic imperative of sustained federal funding for scientific research in shaping international climate policy and technological standards, and the consequences of failing to prioritize this investment in a climate-charged world
Ann Tracy, Chief Sustainability Officer, Colgate-Palmolive
Katie Aittola, SVP of Enterprise Strategy & Chief Risk Officer, Duke Energy
Strategic Risk Management: Build agile strategies to withstand geopolitical shifts, trade changes, and regulatory demands
Sustainable Innovation: Utilize green technologies and practices to maintain market relevance and cut carbon footprints
ESG Integration: Align Environmental, Social, and Governance goals with business objectives to unlock funding and partnerships
Caitlin Leibert, VP, Sustainability, Whole Foods
Integrating AI & sustainability as core competencies: Play your role to bridge the skills gap, foster cultural change, and empower teams to drive meaningful progress in AI and sustainability.
Data - the foundation of responsible and sustainable AI: Master data governance to unleash the full potential of ethical, secure, and sustainable AI across your organization.
Chart the course for a sustainable AI future: Explore practical strategies to ensure smooth and successful AI adoption, driving both business value and positive impact for the planet.
Chris Wright, U.S. Secretary of Energy
This interview is hosted by a Reuters journalist under the Reuters Trust Principles
Measuring what matters: Progress beyond traditional KPIs to measure the true impact of AI – financial, operational, and environmental
Making the business case for sustainable AI: Explore compelling strategies to communicate the value proposition of sustainable AI and unlock investments in a purpose-driven future
Trailblazers at the forefront of sustainable transformation: Assess inspiring case studies of companies leveraging AI to drive business results while making a tangible difference for the planet
Richard Donaldson, Chief Information Officer and SVP of Enterprise Technology & Innovation, Duke Energy;
Jean Garris Hand, Vice President and Global Head of Sustainability, Hilton
Collaborative resilience: Moving beyond a siloed approach, debate how stakeholders across the food value chain are now working together to address systemic challenges and build business resilience
Breaking down barriers: Identify and overcome common obstacles to innovation investment, particularly where regulation slows the pace of R&D and new category commercialization
Policies in the making: Discover policy frameworks and international cooperation needed to incentivize and support resilience-building measures in the global food system
David Lestage, Chief R&D Officer, Kellnova
ulie Reneau, Head of Coffee Sustainability and Regenerative Agriculture, Nespresso
From pilot to portfolio: Hear how top brands are embedding regenerative agriculture into core sourcing strategies to meet climate, nature, and consumer expectations
Tech-enabled soil health: Understand how satellite monitoring, AI, and MRV tools are transforming regenerative claims into verifiable outcomes
Nature-positive ROI: Explore how regenerative practices are driving long-term value from risk mitigation to brand equity and investor confidence
Adrien Geiger, CEO, L’Occitane Group
AI and blockchain for end-to-end traceability: Discover how digital tools are enabling real-time emissions tracking and supplier accountability across complex global networks
Resilience meets regulation: Learn how leading companies are future-proofing supply chains against climate shocks while staying ahead of CSRD, CBAM, and other evolving mandates
Supplier engagement at scale: Explore scalable strategies for incentivizing low-carbon practices across Tier 1–3 suppliers, unlocking both climate impact and commercial advantage
Arthur Karuletwa, Vice President of Sustainable Sourcing and Impact, Chobani
Jason Weller, Global CSO, JBS Foods
