This episode of our Navigating Risk podcast series focuses on the transition to net zero and key considerations for businesses from an energy perspective, including potential future developments.
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In this episode our host Helen Yates, Editor of Global Thought leadership, talks to Carl Gurney. Carl is a Director of the Renewable Energy practice at Gallagher and shares his thoughts on the key issues that businesses need to consider from an energy perspective including potential future developments.

Listen to Carl and Helen discuss some of the key trends that organisations and business leaders in the UK should be considering.

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Hello and welcome to the Navigating Risks podcast. My name is Helen Yates and I'm Gallagher's Global Editor. Today I'm joined by Carl Gurney, Director of Renewable Energy UK Retail at Gallagher. We're going to be talking about energy security and the journey to net zero.

From the perspective of the energy transition, we are set to enter a period of substantial investment and growth in renewable sources of energy such as solar and wind. I started off by asking Carl what the next decade will look like in terms of this transformation.

Welcome Carl, thank you very much indeed for your time today. From the perspective of the transition to net zero, we're entering into a period where we're going to see substantial investment and growth in the renewable space.

What for you will the next decade look like in terms of this transformation?

Carl Gurney: Thanks Helen and great to be here. There's a huge amount of investment coming into renewables and I think that's been focused as much now on energy security and avoiding volatility of wholesale pricing alongside climate change.

The next decade is going to be interesting in how we transition from fossil fuels to renewables and how we transfer the skill sets that are out there in already delivering fossil fuels. I think that plays a huge part in the transition that we've got.

We'll certainly see the decarbonisation of transport. I think we're seeing that in terms of electric vehicle rollouts. We've got biomethane powered trucks out there, etc. Hydrogens on the horizon for fuel cells outside of that. We're looking at the aerospace, which obviously we do a lot in. We've got sustainable air fuels as well coming forward.

You can find out more about Carl’s thoughts about renewable energy and what the next decade will look like in terms of this transformation by listening to the full episode of our Navigating Risk podcast

Keep an eye out for our next Navigating Risk discussion. In the next episode we will be joined by Nassar Khalil, a global specialist in Hotel and Hospitality operations and management.

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