Calix Podcast INNOVATING FOR THE EARTH

In this Innovating for the Earth podcast, Heirloom CEO Shashank Samala and Leilac CEO Daniel Rennie explain how their partnership aims to accelerate the removal of legacy carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in the Earth’s atmosphere and provide a pathway for the electrification of hard-to-abate industries, including cement, lime, iron, and steel.

In this new Episode of INNOVATING FOR THE EARTH, innovation expert and radio and TV presenter James O’Loghlin meets with Matthew Gill, Engineering Team Leader and Claire de Jacobi du Vallon, Process Engineer to discuss the engineering daily routine at Calix and highlight their achievements so far.

As the world shifts to more renewable energy sources for transport fuels, heating, and utilities many industries are facing much higher energy costs as well as carbon trade barriers around the world. This has happened before with the shift away from coal, then the shift away from heavy fuel oil, and again with natural gas.

In this 6th Episode of our Podcast: Innovating for the Earth, innovation expert and radio and TV presenter James O’Loghlin speaks with Calix General Manager Adam Vincent about lime decarbonisation.

In the fifth Episode of INNOVATING FOR THE EARTH, innovation expert and radio and TV presenter James O’Loghlin welcomes Andrew Okely, Calix’s General Manager of Sustainable Processing, and Corey Blackman, Head of Technology at Swedish based SaltX Technology, to discuss the collaboration between Calix and SaltX.

In the fourth Episode of INNOVATING FOR THE EARTH, innovation expert and radio and TV presenter James O’Loghlin talks with Simon Thomsen, Project Engineer at Calix and responsible for the R&D on the LEILAC 2 project about how LEILAC Carbon Capture technology is applied to the cement industry.

In the third Episode of INNOVATING FOR THE EARTH, innovation expert and radio and TV presenter James O’Loghlin talks with Daniel Rennie, the General Manager of Cement Decarbonisation at Calix about how Calix Carbon Capture technology is helping reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

In this second episode, we take a closer look at the technology, to understand how the Calix calcination process can be used to develop environmentally friendly solutions to protect crops, treat wastewater, and reduce the amount of carbon produced in industrial processes.

This podcast is going to examine what one company, Calix is doing to identify and meet some key challenges that have emerged in the last decades.