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Season 2 Episode 23 – Bug Dust Digest

Dive into the world of Anaerobic Digestion—where tiny microbes (a.k.a. the bugs) do the dirty work! In this episode, Matt talks to Dave Ellis, the Principal Engineer at Azura Associates.

From the fascinating science behind microbial digestion to how this process is driving sustainable energy, we’ve got the inside scoop on the bugs behind the bubbles.

Tune in and get down to the bug dust!

Season 2 Episode 22 – Alumni, Engineers & Podcasters!

In this episode Matt Lensink talks to Justin Koscak, Leader for the Measurement Solutions Business at Lakeside Process Controls. A wide array of topics are discussed from measurement instrumentation, hydrogen and even podcasting!

Season 2 Episode 21 – Walk The Talk

In this episode Matt talks to Graham Guest the Manager of Capital Projects at Walker industries. From gas collection efficiency targets to the intricacies of capturing and utilizing landfill gas, this episode is packed with valuable information for anyone interested in environmental management and sustainability. We also discuss the evolution of landfill gas collection systems, starting from the early days in the ’80s to the regulatory-driven advancements of today. Graham lets us in on how Walker Industries tackled odor issues in the late ’90s with innovative solutions, transforming landfill gas from a nuisance to a resource, and much more.

Season 2 Episode 20 – From Soup to Nuts

In this episode Matt talks to Doug Dittburner, Chief engineer of Ferraror in Brantford about working together at Campbell’s on a cogen project, the importance of proper energy management, and much more.

Season 2 Episode 19 – Sustainable Lineage

In our last episode recorded live at The Value Of Biogas East, Matt talks to Chris Perry the President of CKP Farms LTD. about his evolving farm business and advancements in the biogas space.

Season 2 Episode 18 – Fueling Family Ties

In this episode of of Energy Radio Matt talks to David Green of Greenholm Farms live from The Value Of Biogas East Conference in Toronto. Through research and exploration of Ontario’s renewable energy programs, including the RESOP and FIT initiatives, Greenholm Farms determined that biogas production was economically viable.

Season 2 Episode 17 – Fueling Family Ties

This podcast was recorded during the Value of Biogas East Conference in Toronto. Matt sits down with John Van Logtenstein of Dairy Lane Systems and DLS Biogas to talk about his experience working with siblings in building their biogas empire and their move from selling farming equipment to the biogas space.

Season 2 Episode 16 – “Matt Chat”. Live from the Value Of Biogas East.

This episode kicks off our live from the “Value Of Biogas East” series that took place April 15-17th in Toronto Ontario. Venders, project developers, municipalities and utilities gather to discuss the latest and greatest in the biogas industry. Matt had the opportunity to talk to a full house about his experience in biogas, being a newly elected board member and even the Energy Radio Podcast.

⁠Canadian Biogas Association

Season 2 Episode 15 – Wax On, Wax Off

In this episode, host Matt Lensink sits down with Dorin Marian, the Manager of Energy, Engineering and Maintenance at The International Group, Inc., to delve into the intricacies of a large-scale factory overhaul. Dorin shares invaluable insights and advice on the pivotal steps involved in this transformation. The discussion focuses on key components of the overhaul, such as the 3.5 MWe GTG based CHP system and the 90,000 lbs/hr HRSG, powered by the Solar Centaur 40 Gas Turbine. Dorin sheds light on the significance of electrical islanding and training his staff on the integration of the new technologies at the factory.

Season 2 Episode 14 – Waste Not, Want Not

In this episode Matt talks to Joseph Lyng, the General Manager of Emerald Energy From Waste, about the rigorous process of boosting it’s current capacity from 10MW to 100MW, recovering energy from waste, producing steam for a local paper manufacturer and hydrogen development projects.

Season 2 Episode 13 – Call Before You Dig

In this podcast episode, Matt engages in a conversation with Martin Lensink, the founder of CEM and current Vice President of CO2 Reduction at CEM Engineering. Together, they delve into the intricacies of “due diligence” in the context of Natural Gas Utility. If you’re embarking on a project that involves natural gas and seek valuable insights to enhance your understanding, this episode provides essential information and practical tips.

Season 2 Episode 12 – Hydrogen Horizons

In this episode, ⁠Matt Lensink, the CEO of CEM Engineering, sits down with ⁠Kelly Grieves, P. Eng. the Director – Hydrogen Business Development at Atura Power. The discussion touches on Kelly’s pivotal role at Atura and the remarkable rise of hydrogen as a popular and thriving fuel source.

Gain an understanding of the current state of hydrogen as a fuel source, exploring its rapid growth and the pivotal role it plays in addressing our evolving energy needs.

www.aturapower.com

Season 2 Episode 11 – Decarbonizing Thermal Needs

In this episode Matt Lensink talks to Paul Brown, the VP of Business Development at Cleaver-Brooks about the fascinating world of boilers, hydrogen, and their crucial role in the journey towards decarbonizing our thermal energy needs. From steam to hot water, we’re taking a deep dive into the world of thermal energy solutions.

www.cleaverbrooks.com

Season 2 Episode 10 – Heat is Half

In this episode host Matt Lensink, the CEO of CEM Engineering, engages in a fascinating conversation with Joakim Byström, CEO of Absolicon. The episode delves into the world of thermal heat energy and explores Absolicon’s groundbreaking patented solar collector technology.

The highlight of the episode is Absolicon’s patented solar collector technology. Joakim provides insights into how this technology works, harnessing the power of the sun to capture and convert thermal energy efficiently. This technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we generate and utilize heat energy, offering a more sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative.

www.Absolicon.ca