Podcasts about aquion

Join us for the fifth session of our Soil Conversations series, featuring a compelling discussion with Hunter Lovins, renowned environmentalist, author, and champion of sustainable development. This session promises to delve into the intricate relationships between soil health, climate resilience, and sustainable agriculture. Lovins will share her wealth of knowledge on how nurturing our soil can lead to a regenerative future, offering insights drawn from her extensive experience and pioneering work in the field.In this conversation, we will explore practical strategies for improving soil health and enhancing ecosystem services. Lovins will discuss the role of innovative agricultural practices, such as agroforestry and holistic management, in building resilient food systems. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how healthy soils contribute to carbon sequestration, water retention, and biodiversity, and how these benefits can be realized on both local and global scales.This session is an invaluable opportunity to hear from one of the leading voices in sustainability and to engage in a dialogue about the future of our soils. Hunter Lovins' unique perspective, grounded in decades of activism and research, will provide a rich context for understanding the critical importance of soil stewardship in addressing the pressing environmental challenges of our time.L. Hunter Lovins is President of Natural Capitalism Solutions. NCS helps companies, communities and countries implement more regenerative practices profitably.  A professor of sustainable business management at Fordham University, Hunter teaches entrepreneuring and coaches social enterprises around the world. A Managing Partner of NOW Partners, she is also a board member of Aquion and several non-profits. Hunter has worked in energy, regenerative agriculture, climate policy, sustainable development and resilience for 55 years.A consultant to industries including International Finance Corporation, Unilever, Walmart, the United Nations and Royal Dutch Shell, as well as sustainability champions Interface, Patagonia and Clif Bar, Hunter has briefed heads of state, the UN, and the US Congress, leaders of the numerous local governments, the Pentagon, and officials in 30 countries. Author of 17 books – including the recently released A Finer Future: Creating an Economy in Service to Life, which won a Nautilus Award – Hunter has won dozens of awards, including the European Sustainability Pioneer award and the Right Livelihood Award. Time Magazine recognized her as a Millennium Hero for the Planet, and Newsweek called her the Green Business Icon. Support the show

Die Wasserfilter der Firma Aquion sollen dein langweiliges Leitungswasser in energiereiches "Aktiv-Wasser" verwandeln! Das schmeckt nicht nur gut, sondern hält auch gesund: Angeblich wehrt das Super-Wasser Infektionen ab, steigert die Hirnleistung und heilt "allumfassend". Klingt fast zu gut, um wahr zu sein. Wird Leitungswasser wirklich besser, wenn man es durch ein über 4000 Euro teures Filtersystem mit Wasserstoff-Altivierung und Lichtmodul pumpt? Von Jonathan Focke.

Alles was ich täglich zu mir nehme sollte die höchste Qualität aufweisen! Im letzten Wasser Webinar habe ich über das Thema Trinkwasser gesprochen und über die Gefahren bzw Möglichkeiten die es gibt. Die Aufzeichnung vom Webinar gibt es nun in der Podcast Show dann kannst du es dir immer wieder anhören.  Es gibt zahlreiche Infos zu unserem Leitungswasser, Mineralwasser und natürlich auch zum basischen AktivWasser, welches wir für uns entdeckt haben. Meine Familie und ich sind sehr froh darüber da wir sehr lange auf der Suche nach dem besten Wasser waren. Ich freue mich wie immer über deine Nachricht wenn du Fragen hast.  Ich schicke dir hier auch noch den Link über welchen du dir die Aquion Geräte anschauen kannst. Auf der Homepage findest du viele weitere Details zum basischen AktivWasser. Kicke hier: https://aquion.de/wasser-systeme?sPartner=37396&testid=true Ich wünsche dir eine wunderschöne Adventszeit und freue mich von dir zu hören, liebe Grüße aktuell aus der Schweiz, Thilo #DerVIERHEILIG

This week Gar is joined by Jason Duerden, Managing Director of BlackBerry Spark. From beginnings in events and hospitality, Jason says he “fumbled his way into cyber”. He started out working with a hotel group running their IT ops and security, then dived into systems integration before ultimately finding his place in cyber business operations. Jason has worked with Aquion and Cylance and now leads at BlackBerry Spark after Cylance's acquisition. Jason and Gar talk about the perception of vendors in cyber resilience and Jason provides some insights into how the vendor side of our industry could be improved. Jason also talks about ‘fear' as it relates to cyber security, the messy problem of IoT, the national Cyber Security Strategy and Jason gives us his thoughts on how to better protect the SMB space.

With fossil fuels polluting the earth’s atmosphere and being in finite supply, technological advances in renewable energy such as solar, hydropower and wind are becoming more essential for our future.  Batteries are at the core of making renewables power possible.   Our guest today is Duwayno Robertson. He’s an expert on batteries for future-forward automobiles and renewable energy systems. Duwayno was a Fisker Automotive lead engineer overseeing everything that interacted with the battery, helping to create the ahead-of-it’s-time Fisker Karma eco-luxury automobile with its solar paneled roof and groundbreaking hybrid engine.   Since then he’s worked at two leading renewable-energy companies: Aquion and AGL, building a sustainable energy future.   We explore a full range of renewable energy opportunities and challenges. And we look at potential breakthroughs on the horizon.   More at http://www.mindandmachine.io

Paul and Brian talk with Magnus Albo from SolarEdge, Brian Lawrence from OutBack Power, Ryan Stankevitz from MidNite Solar and Nishant Sharma from Aquion Energy at the Intersolar North America show in San Francisco. Subjects covered range from new products to the growing grid-tie energy storage market. Podcast feed: http://aeesolar.com/feed/podcast Available on Stitcher and iTunes

  In this episode, Brad, Brian and Paul talk about various battery technologies and respond to questions from Brian’s recent webinar on the topic. Questions addressed include: “You didn’t mention Lithium Ferro Phosphate batteries [in the webinar]. Is this not a viable battery technology?” “Are there 48 VDC Li ion bricks that will work with standard […]

Beyond Zero talks to Avrohom Jacks from Ampetus Energy about the Aquion battery suitable for residential use combined with solar photovoltaics.