Podcast appearances and mentions of tim echols

On episode 125 of the Squeaky Clean Energy Podcast, we speak with Tim Echols, a commissioner at the Georgia Public Service Commission. We discussed topics like load growth and data centers, new electricity generation, including the Vogtle Nuclear plant, and the role that clean energy plays in meeting new electricity demand in the state.   Presented by NC Sustainable Energy Association. Hosted by Matt Abele (Twitter: @MattAbele). Edited by Yash Mistry. Be sure to follow us on Instagram at @nccleanenergy.

Tim Echols heads to Ossabaw Island and Bainbridge GA for some fun interviews

Tim Echols interviews Bob Lee from LG about their battery business, and then the Consul Generals of Finland, the Netherlands and Ireland.

Catch up on California's energy issues as Tim Echols speaks with experts

Christian Bokich from SK Innovations joins Tim Echols to talk about the mammoth battery plant

In this episode, Tim Echols interviews attendees at the Georgia Chamber's EggsIssues25 breakfast. Then, TJ and Alison join from UGA to talk about hearing aids for low income Georgians. Plus, Tim and KC talk cars in the first segment.

In this episode, Rebecca Davis and Caroline Magee, leaders of AGG's ESG team, are joined by Georgia Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols to discuss the role of energy in the future of Georgia's economy, as well as what U.S. and international companies interested in doing business in Georgia should know. Together, they offer a look at the state's approach to renewable energy, data centers, EV infrastructure, and the integration of agriculture with solar innovation.

Windy Echols, KC Boyce, Jeff Pratt, Tim Arnold and Comm Jordan Johnson join Tim Echols to talk about the Christmas season, EVs, trash recycling and Augusta, Georgia.

Clay Jones and Jeff Pratt join Tim Echols and KC Boyce in studio to discuss manufacturing and data center impacts on the Georgia grid.

Tune in as Tim Echols and KC Boyce broadcast from the Bay Area. Joining them are Mark Nestlen, Robin Lanier, and Seamus Murphy.

In this episode from the GEC Studio in Jekyll, Tim Echols talks with Cox Farms Steven Bradley, GEFA's Hunter Hill, MGAG's Chris Coan and Engineer Brandi Sharp.

In this final episode from the GEC studio on Jekyll Island, Tim Echols talks with Lillia Mook, Matt Hestad, Joe McDonough, Mary Jo and Jon from the Hyundai team.

General Hibner, Frank Morris, Alan Shedd, Cindy Nolan, Shaun Rosemond, and James Marlow join Tim Echols at the Georgia Environmental Conference from Jekyll Island.

In this episode, Tim Echols talks with PhD candidate, Tyler Norris at Duke. Then Tiffany, a state rep from Maine gives her thoughts on EVs along with Wayne Weikel with the Alliance for Automotive Innovation. Then, Echols talks with an HVAC expert about common problems with systems.

In this show, Tim Echols is joined by his lawyer-brother Ted Echols to talk legal matters. Robynn Andracsek from Providence Engineering joins to talk about biomass energy.

In this episode, Tim Echols goes on the road to Gridblock to speak with Mickael about their energy router. In the 2nd segment, Frank Morris talks about DOE's Clean Cities organization. In segment 3, Mike Thompson from BMVW talks EVs. In segment 4, Kevin Hayes joins to talk about Powersecure and their work at the Atlanta Airport.

In Fantasy Football style, Tim Echols, Faith Henning, KC Boyce and Andrew Saunders draft energy players on their fantasy energy team for this year.

In this episode, we reply Tim's interview at UNC Clean Tech Conference. Jeff Whitt from Framatone joins from Paris. Phil Jones talks EVs. Tim awards a clean trolley company.

Dr. Lance Berry, Chris Sigman, and Patrick Lenz join Tim Echols at the Clean Energy Roadshow. Emily Peters joins from the Port of Charleston. In the final segment, Cindy Rogers in the Hippy Segment.

Hear about the "non-profit" side of our host, Tim Echols, as he is honored with a special award.

Tim Echols is joined by his younger brother, Ted, as they discuss law and energy in one show.

Tim Echols is on the road in Savannah and Charlottesville this week.

Have you ever wondered why clean energy is not only surviving, but thriving in RED states here in the USA? Despite the common perception that Republicans are against clean energy, states like Georgia (and AL, SC, and FL, not to mention TX!) are seeing significant solar growth. Republican Tim Echols, Vice Chairman of the Georgia Public Service Commission, discusses Georgia's journey to becoming the 7th largest state for utility-scale solar (with 6GW!) and how they are gearing up to meet the increasing energy demands of expanding data centers. GA is expected to be a clean energy stronghold for years to come…what's behind that growth and sustained interest?Expect to learn:How Georgia structured its solar policies to make financial sense for constituentsThe future of the IRA if Trump is electedEchols's perspective on nuclear energy's role in meeting future power demandsThe outlook for EV adoption following pandemic slow-down and factory build-out delays from Rivian (and others)Don't miss this insightful conversation with one of Georgia's true clean energy champions (who just happens to be a Republican!)If you want to connect with today's guest, you'll find links to his contact info in the show notes on the blog at https://mysuncast.com/suncast-episodes/.SunCast is proudly supported by Trina Solar.You can learn more about all the sponsors who help make this show free for you at www.mysuncast.com/sponsors.Remember, you can always find resources, learn more about today's guest and explore recommendations, book links, and more than 650 other founder stories and startup advice at www.mysuncast.com.Subscribe to Valence, our weekly LinkedIn Newsletter, and learn the elements of compelling storytelling: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/valence-content-that-connects-7145928995363049472/You can connect with me, Nico Johnson, on:Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/nicomeoLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickalus

Tim Echols and KC Boyce plan a trip for GA officials to Bay Area, and see technology and innovation at work. In the second half of the show, Tim appears with GNN's John Clark on Community Focus.

In this episode, Tim Echols is joined by former Commissioner Wise from Vogtle. Then, Susanne Warrenfeltz and Laura Iyer from Citizens Climate Lobby drop in. Finally, Olivia Amyette and her mom in segment 4.

Tim Echols is on the road interviewing PhDs at the UNC Clean Tech Conference. Join as he talks with Dr Brittany Westlake, Dr Noah Meeks, Dr Elaine Buckberg, and Dr Greg Gangi. Bob Keefe of E2 as well.

Ribbon cutting on Plant Vogtle unit 4

In this episode, learn how Tim Echols organized high schools to do a glass recycling contest diverting more than 18 tons of glass from landfills.

In this episode, Tim Echols is joined by Kitty Adams, John, Asbell, Mayor Booker T Gainor and Cisco's Rachel Barger.

In this episode, Tim Echols is on the road in Finland. He interviews Ambassador Hickey, MP Strand, Hitachi's Markus Strand and Veo's Juha Lesonen.

In this episode, Commissioner Tim Echols interviews Dr. Sunil Felix and Jeff Whitt from WNE in Paris. In segment 4, Chuck Leavell drops in.

In this episode, Tim Echols is joined by Alan Shedd and Danny Johnson in studio. The second segment features Kenny, an Uber driver in Denver. In the last half of the show, Tim interviews Dr. Daniel Violette from rolling energy resource.

Tim Echols talks nuclear energy with WNE Founder, Gerard Kottman, and studio guests Dr. David Gattie and Danny Johnson. In the last segment, Congressman Mark Cojuangco joins.

Talks about the Ga Power Co's latest rate increase

Uranium mining is the topic today on episode 214.  Our guest is John Cash, CEO of Ur-Energy. Learn how uranium is an important part of nuclear energy.  Previously we heard from Tim Echols on the Vogle nuclear plant in Georgia, John talks about Vogle and other US nuclear plants.  The … The post Uranium mining plays a key role to the growth of nuclear in the US appeared first on eRENEWABLE.

Join TeenPact Founder, Tim Echols, as he sits down with Quin on the TeenPact Podcast to reflect on TeenPact at 30 Years. Together they uncover several iconic stories and memories along the way. Did you know TeenPact wasn't always a four-day class or that the first class had a staff team of moms? Don't underestimate TeenPact chaperones! Tim's vision made this ministry possible, and today, we honor Tim for answering the call!Thank you for listening to the TeenPact Podcast. If you like the show, give us a five-star rating or leave a review! For more information about TeenPact Leadership Schools or to donate to our ministry, please visit teenpact.com. Have questions about today's episode? Email us at communications@teenpact.com.

On today's episode of the Green Hour, we're diving into the first newly constructed nuclear units to be built in the United States in more than 30 years. Joining us is Tim Echols, Georgia Public Service Commissioner. We explore the U.S.'s leadership in nuclear energy and the challenges faced during the construction of Plant Vogtle. We dive into the national security perspective and implications for the workforce and explore the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act on the nuclear industry. Lastly, we look into the future of nuclear energy, considering lessons from Plant Vogtle and the potential of modular reactors.

In this episode, Tim Echols visits with Allen Berg about racing, Commissioner Ted Terry about DeKalb and Bill Nussey on solar. Allen was a Formula 1 racer and now has a racing school. Bill Nussey is a Georgia Tech grad and solar developer

In Episode 397 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with Georgia Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols. Commissioner Echols has served in his role since 2011 and authored the December 2017 motion to keep Vogtle Nuclear Power Plant moving forward. He discusses the benefits of nuclear energy, Vogtle Unit 3 and 4 coming online, some setbacks for nuclear, if the private sector can unleash investment in nuclear, and more. Tune in to learn more! SHOW NOTES Commissioner Tim Echols Bio Nuclear Energy Advantages Vogtle Unit 3 goes into operation Georgia Power's Plant Vogtle Units 3 and 4  DOE: Plant Vogtle Unit 3 Enters Commercial Operations, Bringing Carbon-Free Nuclear Energy to Millions Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) and NuScale Power Agree to Terminate the Carbon Free Power Project (CFPP) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/district-of-conservation/support

Angelica Oung joins Tim Echols to talk about Taiwan's economy, energy and people. She is a wind energy reporter, but in this episode Tim Echols shares about Taiwan's 26 million people, 14 million scooters and their disappearing nuclear plants, an island just 100 miles from Mainland China.

Tim Echols and his daughter go to Dragon Con to talk history and energy. Then, on the road to the Sunbelt Ag Show to talk with Kenny Burgamy of the Georgia Farm Bureau, and Joy Kramer of the Clean Energy Roadshow. Finally, another hippy segment studio guess what energy policy certain 70s songs remind them of. Special appearance from Spiderman--and we are not kidding.

David Mook and Philip Seagraves talk with Tim about the Georgia Environmental Conference, held every August at Jekyll Island. Eric Frederickson discussed lithium ion recycling. Mas Fukumoto talks hydrogen. Finally, enjoy the Hippy Segment, where Tim plays 70s music and you guess the energy policy it relates to.

Ga Power says it needs more capacity for electricity generation

In this episode, Tim Echols talks with remote guests BJ Johnson, Scott Childers, Dr Rich Simmons, and Cliff Meidl. Special guest Chantal Audran gives a tour of the Marine Science Center.

Coming to you from the Georgia Environmental Conference, Tim Echols visits with former Commissioner Dave Baker, elected 1994 to the GA PSC. Clean Cities Prez Frank Morris discusses the upcoming Alt-Fuel Conference, and Cindy Nolan of United Consulting breaks down brownfields, superfund sites, and all things "clean up."

Commish, KC and guests laugh it up in the Dunkin Lounge Studio about glass recycling, EV Questions, Swiss Mechanical Storage and Congressman's Hall time in Congress.

In this special episode, the Fantasy Energy Draft returns with Tim Echols, KC Boyce, Andrew Saunders, and Faith Henning!

In this episode, Tim Echols and KC Boyce give an Energy Matters award to Deann Peterson and her church. Then, Dr. Arshad Mansoor from EPRI calls in. Finally, the hippy segment in the last part of the show.

We are pleased to bring back from episode 10, Tim Echols, Vice-Chair of the Georgia Public Service Commission.  In today's episode 188 of The Green Insider, Tim will discuss Georgia's new nuclear plant, Vogtle. Each Vogtle reactor can generate enough electricity to power half a million homes without burning fossil … The post Echols Has Passion for Georgia and New Vogtle Nuclear Plant appeared first on eRENEWABLE.

1) How Tim came to have a seat on the Georgia Public Service Commission and exactly what the Commission does in Georgia 2) A deep dive into Plant Vogtle, Tim's experience with nuclear, and how ratepayers and constituents view the nuclear construction process 3) An exploration of Georgia's unique energy mix 4) Tim's energy goals for the future, a discussion of his own podcast, and a bit about Tim's work with EVs