Interviews

Can Europe Overtake in the EV Race?

2025-07-08

The pace of change is by no means discouraging. According to the IEA’s Global EV Outlook 2025, Europe’s public charging infrastructure grew by over 35% in 2024, surpassing 1 million points by year’s end. But meeting the European Commission’s target of 3.5 million public charging points by 2030 will require deployment rates to more than double.

Europe is inching closer to an integrated circular economy

International Business Journalist

Lena Hunter

2025-07-04

Despite years of policy intervention and public awareness campaigns, plastic pollution remains a stubborn obstacle in the EU’s green transition. Fragmented recycling laws, the challenge of engineering effective plastic alternatives, and political resistance to pan-European initiatives have hampered progress towards an integrated circular economy. But the bloc’s latest regulatory push could change that, say experts.

Gaston Remy

CEO

Nuqlea

2025-06-24

One of the most significant hurdles in the past was the foreign exchange gap, which made it nearly impossible to execute large-scale investments. When we attempted a $6.5 billion expansion of the petrochemical hub in Bahía Blanca, it was halted due to currency restrictions. Today, that variable is improving, with a gradual reduction of the exchange rate gap.

Carrol Chang

CEO

Andela

2025-06-23

We envision an AI learning buddy that gives real-time feedback. For instance, if a developer attends a meeting and struggles with local idioms or tone, the AI can prompt them after the meeting with explanations, pop quizzes, or advice on improving communication.

Phil Delleville

President and CEO

Malta Inc.

2025-06-19

Malta’s system offers synchronous inertia due to the use of standard turbo machinery, which ensures the power delivered has a high quality. This feature is absent in inverter-based technologies, giving our system an edge in maintaining grid stability.

Rob McCann

Head of Environment, Climate and Nature

Virgin Media O2

2025-06-18

People are voting with their feet – they will not work for, buy from, or support companies that are not taking these issues seriously. There is no doubt that businesses now must invest in sustainability, strategize around it, and be held accountable.

Jérôme Galpin

President and CEO

NASCAR Euro Series

2025-06-18

The main thing about the NASCAR Euro Series is connecting people. The cars are just a tool for fun. We focus on building a community where fans, drivers, and teams come together to share our passion for pure racing.

Eduardo Medina

CEO

RES

2025-06-18

In the past, we had to prove that renewable energy was crucial for the energy transition. But now, we know that renewable energy is the fastest and most affordable way to build the capacity Europe needs to meet growing demands, and I see a very positive future.

Barclay Rogers

CEO and Founder

Graphyte

2025-06-18

Biomass, with its vast potential, could remove up to three billion tons of CO2 equivalents per year globally if we were to utilize all available byproducts.

Taylor MacKay

VP of Strategic Sourcing

dōTERRA

2025-06-18

We have taken an intentional approach to supply chain and sourcing decisions through an impact and sustainability lens. Where we have the option to launch a new product with an ingredient from country X versus country Y, if we feel we can have a greater impact in country Y, we prioritize it.

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