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Rooted in Change

To tackle the climate crisis, we need radical action and bold ideas. Those advocating and delivering green solutions, lowering humanity's impact on the planet, are our champions. The podcast “Rooted in Change” interviews European cleantech protagonists about their solutions.

Podcast · By Jan Christoph Bohnerth · English · Official site

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Aug 25, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Lukas Porz - ILLUTHERM (opens the original)

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    Decarbonizing high-temperature industrial heating remains one of the hardest challenges in the energy transition, often requiring massive amounts of fossil fuels. The industry continues to rely on traditional kilns that waste huge amounts of energy heating the surrounding air and walls, until now. ILLUTHERM replaces these outdated, carbon-heavy methods by introducing a breakthrough digital solution: heating with blue LED light. By generating heat directly inside the material itself, this highly

  2. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    Magnus Ivarsson - MycoMine (opens the original)

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    Managing industrial waste without relying on energy-intensive methods remains one of the biggest challenges for the environment, often resulting in pollutants simply being moved from one place to another. The industry continues to rely on these traditional remediation techniques. MycoMine harnesses the natural capabilities of fungi to break down harmful compounds at a molecular level. Deployed through scalable, modular systems, this biological solution transforms toxic pollutants into harmless w

  3. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Johann Liebeton - BioHalo (opens the original)

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    Keeping barnacles and algae off of ship hulls without poisoning the water remains a massive challenge for the maritime industry, often requiring polluting chemicals. The industry continues to rely on these toxic paints. BioHalo replaces these outdated coatings by using biotechnology to create safe, eco-friendly alternatives. By rethinking the chemistry from the ground up, BioHalo produces a highly effective barrier that stops marine growth, prevents ship drag, and slashes fuel emissions, while e

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