About Us
We have always been in an energy transition: wood fires gave way to the use of whale oil for heat and illumination, which then transitioned to hydrocarbon molecule-based energy sources (oil, petrol, diesel). Today the transition if moving towards zero emission mobility and power generation. The Energizing India Podcast was established to facilitate a greater understanding of the energy transition that the world is presently undergoing.
We believe the best way to understand the future is to have real conversations with the people building it. Our podcast brings you sharp, unscripted dialogues with changemakers across the energy, mobility, and climate sectors. Inspired by the relaxed-yet-revealing interview genre of ABC Australia, we keep things honest and curious, yet always human. Guests featured on our show always hear their episode before it airs, because respect and clarity matter.
But the podcast is just one part of our story. We’re backed by a larger mission – to facilitate the transition to zero emission energy and mobility by creating greater clarity of what needs to be done.
If you have a story or technology on the energy transition sector which you believe the world would benefit from hearing, we would love to hear from you. We do not charge guests to be featured, but we do our best to make sure first that any story is worth featuring.
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Testimonial
What Our Listeners Are Saying
I’ve listened to a lot of energy podcasts, but this is the only one that actually makes me want to keep listening. The guests are sharp, the questions aren’t sugarcoated, and it never feels like a sales pitch.
Aparna Mehta, Mumbai
These episodes have become part of my Monday commute.
Ravi Iyer, Bengaluru
Energizing India gives space to voices we don’t usually hear. It’s not just another industry show, it’s a platform for ideas that actually matter
Neha Sharma, Pune
As someone working in European clean tech, it’s refreshing to hear such grounded, high-context takes from the Indian energy scene.
Tom Alvarez, Berlin