Live Podcast: Bite-Size Climate Tech (Lydia Chen) — The Science That Has to Ship
Bite-Size Climate Tech explores the technologies, founders, and ideas shaping the future of climate. Hosted by Lydia Chen and produced by Day Zero Production, the podcast makes complex topics accessible through conversations with the people building them. This season examines why climate tech is no longer just about impact—it's increasingly good business.
Bite-Size Climate Tech: The Science That Has to Ship
Climate technology has to be more than promising science. It has to work in the real world and become good business.
In this live BSCT recording, Lydia Chen hosts two short conversations with founders taking very different technologies from scientific insight toward deployment.
Mónica Larrazábal, Co-Founder & CEO of NORMA
Pioneering Supercapacitive Carbon Capture, using supercapacitor technology to capture CO₂ while recovering and reusing energy across the process.
William Pelton, Co-Founder & CEO of Phytoform, joined by Co-Founder & CTO Dr Nicolas Kral
Using AI and precision breeding to fine-tune native gene expression and develop crop traits for yield, resilience and a changing climate.
Across both conversations: How does the technology actually work? What proof moved it beyond promise? And what became difficult when the science had to ship?
Recorded live at The Drop. Two conversations, not a panel.
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During the Podcast Hour, some of our favourite podcasts record live in front of a Drop audience. Rather than keynote-style interviews, these are thoughtful conversations with founders, investors, and industry leaders exploring the ideas shaping the future. Grab a seat, listen in, or wander between recordings as the sessions unfold.