In this episode, Kenny talks to Jim Ziglar from Rebel about the Clackamas Court House and the work that Rebel undertook to help finance and rebuild the Oregon-based Court House as a P3 project, also known as PPP outside of the US.

Built as a 1 courtroom Court House back in 1937, Clackamas was in desperate need for relocation due to logistical and safety concerns. 

In this episode you’ll learn:

• What it takes to run an effective P3 process
• How to find the most affordable and effective way to approach and develop a P3 project
• How Rebel approaches defining the benefits, challenges, and considerations when dealing with public-private partnerships
• The importance of multiple stakeholder engagement, effective project and risk management
• The difference that experienced advisers make to the delivery of a project 

Resources:

• Download the case study report here.
• Read the full Clackamas Court House story here. 
• Read more about the Rebel Group and their commitment to bringing change, initiating and executing P3 projects at their best at https://www.rebelgroup.com/.

In this episode, Kenny talks to James McKemey from Pod Point about the EV charging ecosystem and the work they are doing to support the mass adoption of electric vehicles in the UK and Ireland.

Founded in 2009, Pod Point is a charging infrastructure provider, committed to building the charging solutions we need to enable mass adoption of electric vehicles. We talk about why home and workplace charging is the future EV solution and why we still have to defend the purchase of an EV because of its charge time.

We also discuss how the processes around charging and petrol refueling fundamentally differ, the current challenges in the industry and how this market is likely to develop in the future.

Learn more about PodPoint, their belief that travel shouldn't damage the earth and their range of charging solutions at: https://pod-point.com/.

In this episode, Kenny is talking to Joanne Elson from Herbert Smith Freehills, about the work she is doing to support the future of energy transition projects. 

Joanne, a self confessed projects and energy transition geek, discusses the challenges around financing energy transition, the buzz around hydrogen projects and how it fits into energy transition, and the need for carbon capture as part of the energy transition process. 

We also explore the latest energy transition developments in Africa, the Middle East and the UK.

Learn more about Herberth Smith Freehills, their commitment to leading the energy transition to a net-zero future and their global achievements at: https://www.herbertsmithfreehills.com/