Catalyst with Shayle Kann

Weekly conversations on clean energy technologies and decarbonization AI summary

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A weekly podcast featuring veteran investor Shayle Kann interviewing experts about the state of the energy sector and the technologies powering decarbonization. Shayle Kann is asking the big questions about the ways we power our world: How cheap can clean energy get? Where is the smart money going on new technologies? How will the AI boom both help and hinder us on our journey to decarbonization? Every Thursday on Catalyst, Shayle dives deep into the world of energy with prominent experts, investors, researchers, and executives to unpack both the solutions and the challenges at play in this ever-changing landscape.

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  1. The insider’s playbook for new nuclear projects

    2026-11-12 · 44 min

    As the nuclear renaissance comes into focus in the U.S., the sector’s true bottleneck might not be advanced reactors, but its lack of heavy-lifting project developers. These are the companies who secure and permit…

  2. The global geopolitics of nuclear fuel

    2026-11-05 · 36 min

    This fall, uranium prices set a record high — $96.50 per pound. But even though the radioactive metal is critical to the nuclear power buildout, rising prices haven’t triggered panic among uranium buyers. So how are…

  3. The new landscape for gas turbines

    2026-10-29 · 32 min

    Data center developers are facing unprecedented roadblocks to power new facilities. In addition to being hampered by an enormous interconnection queue backlog, the major gas turbine suppliers — GE Vernova, Mitsubishi,…

  4. The battery boom behind the AI buildout [partner content]

    2026-10-27 · 30 min

    The AI buildout is the most capital-intensive project in history. The hunger for power has pushed companies to unconventional options, sparking demand for jet engines, mobile trailer-mounted generators, and hybrid…

  5. BTM data centers’ looming methane surge

    2026-10-22 · 32 min

    It’s no secret that hyperscalers’ behind-the-meter gas bonanza could generate enormous CO2 emissions. But the BTM boom could become responsible for another, less-publicized emissions issue: upstream and onsite methane…

  6. Can natural gas supply handle the AI boom?

    2026-10-15 · 36 min

    As data center-driven load growth continues to rise, hyperscalers are turning to natural gas – both in front of and behind the meter — to secure power. But whether the natural gas pipeline system has the bandwidth to…

  7. The truth about data center water usage

    2026-10-08 · 44 min

    Of all the concerns surrounding the AI boom, data center water usage tops the list. Opponents claim that massive hyperscaler facilities threaten local drinking supplies and drain aquifers. Proponents say data centers…

  8. ERCOT batteries: boom, bust, or rebound?

    2026-10-01 · 38 min

    It’s been a wild few years for grid-scale batteries in Texas. At the start of the decade, the Lone Star State was home to roughly 200 megawatts of battery capacity. Today, that number has skyrocketed to seventeen…

  9. The rush for clean, on-site power [partner content]

    2026-09-28 · 31 min

    This is a partner episode, brought to you by Bloom Energy. Long interconnection queues, fragile supply chains, and a lack of grid capacity are pushing a wide range of C&I customers to invest in distributed, on-site…

  10. Anduril's vision for powering maritime defense

    2026-09-24 · 32 min

    Dual-use technologies and the rise of defense tech are having a moment. But how does the defense sector approach innovations in energy that may be necessary to optimize its fleets? To help answer that question, Shayle…

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11/2021 · over 5 years
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