This week, we are delighted to be joined by Andrew 'AC' Chambers, the CEO of Tsunami Sport Ltd.

AC and the Tsunami team are the OG's when it comes to producing sustainable garments. 

We unpack: 

• How Tsunami Sport started.
• How did they become Sustainability leaders in the garment space?
• Taking plastics and turning them into Eco Teamwear.
• Why are we still producing virgin yarns?
• Educating the next generation.

We hope you enjoy it.

Dan’s guest today, Toby Hutcheon, has worked on environmental issues for over 30 years - with Greenpeace, local government, NSW state government and was the Executive Director of the Queensland Conservation Council for an entire decade. Now, as the QLD Manager of the Boomerang Alliance, he continues to advocate for making an environmental difference.

Listen in today to an impactful and inspiring episode and learn how you too can make a difference.

A blast from the past. We're bringing back the icons of the ESG & Sustainability podcast. 

Our most downloaded and listened to podcast ever.  We chat with Andrew 'AC' Chambers, the CEO of Tsunami Sport Ltd.

AC and the Tsunami team are the OG's when it comes to producing sustainable garments. 

In this episode we unpack: 

• How Tsunami Sport started.
• How did they become Sustainability leaders in the garment space?
• Taking plastics and turning them into Eco Teamwear.
• Why are we still producing virgin yarns?
• Educating the next generation.

We hope you enjoy it.

Join us today for an engaging episode as Dan catches up with former England rugby sevens captain, Guinness World Record holder and old friend, Ollie Phillips.

Ollie shares his recent sustainability project on his new family home in Henley (UK), where he has self-learned and navigated the installation of energy-efficient heating and solar products.

This is a great episode to gain insights and practical tips on embracing the small steps that you can take to be more sustainable.

This week we are joined by the brilliant Richie Mulder of Carbonhalo.

We dissect the complex subject that is Carbon:

• Audits
• Carbon Emissions - Scope 1, 2 & 3
• Carbon Offsets
• Carbon Credits 

And we hope you enjoy!

Dan is joined by Dr Saskia Vanderbent who has recently published her book – Attracting Sustainable Investment. A professional guide.

Dr Vanderbent is a lawyer based on the Gold Coast, in sunny Queensland, Australia. She holds an PhD in Engineering and a Juris Doctor in Law.

Prior to opening her law firm, Saskia was a senior litigator for Crown Law, the Department of Justice and Attorney General in the Native Title and Resources litigation team.

She is admitted to appear in the High Court of Australia and can seek leave to appear in the International Court in the Haag. She also has experience in the Federal Court, Land Court, Supreme Court and Planning and Environment Court.

Saskia has also designed and co-ordinated several university law and property economics courses.

From adland to working inhouse in Sustainability and reimagining the Worley brand. 

With Dan on holidays in sunny Scotland Ben is taking over the pod this week and sharing the story of Simon Bloomfield. 

An advertising executive creative director, 'Bloomo' has been at the forefront of creating amazing and effective campaigns so when he made the choice to leave the industry and lead the rebrand of iconic Australian company Worley it turned a few heads. 

14 months on it's hard to argue that both from a personal and professional point of view that it hasn't been a raging success. 

The third in our series from the SIM-PAC Live event in Mawson Lakes Adelaide, we chat with Dominic Spooner, CEO of Vaulta Batteries.

An award winning company driven by innovation, based right here in Brisbane Australia. 

Kev was joined by an impressive panel including Bronwyn See (a Fellow of the University of Melbourne), Mike Davis (Managing Director Optimal Renewable Gas) & Jordan McCollum (National Policy Manager at Australian Pipelines and Gas Association) to discuss all things Biogas and the opportunities, challenges and barriers Australia has.

Join us on The Engaging ESG & Sustainability Podcast as we explore novated leasing and sustainability with Bevan Guest, the CEO of Novated Lease Australia. Bevan has led the company to rapidly disrupt the market, offering innovative novated leasing solutions.

Tune in to discover the benefits of novated leasing - with a particular focus on electric vehicles today - and gain insights into the rapidly evolving electric vehicle market.

If you're passionate about sustainability, innovation and the future of transportation, this episode is a must-listen.

Join us for a compelling episode with Chris Caskey, Manager of Human Rights at the UN Global Compact Network, here in Australia. Chris, a former international lawyer and expert in human rights, offers profound insights into its core concepts.

Today, we look at the link between human rights and businesses - particularly in ESG and sustainability - opening a conversation on modern slavery, climate change and meaningful engagement with First Nations stakeholders.

Learn how can businesses can integrate human rights due diligence into areas like climate change. This episode is your guide to understanding the impact of human rights in a corporate world.

Join us this week for a captivating episode with Matthew Warnken, a leading climate entrepreneur and founder of AgriProve and Corporate Carbon. This episode offers an engaging and educational exploration of climate entrepreneurship, soil-based carbon solutions, and the pivotal role of beef in shaping a sustainable future. 

We explore the potential of soil-based carbon solutions and its role in tackling climate change and delve into the intriguing question: 'Is beef a friend or foe?' Matthew provides insights into the complexities of beef production and its implications for our planet. Hope you enjoy! 

Dan is joined by all round good guy and Vinnies CEO Sleepout Ambassador, Matt Kratiuk. We take a look back at the 2023 Vinnies CEO Sleepout, the money raised, the records broken and the lessons taken. As always, we hope you enjoy it. Don’t forget to like and subscribe.

Ainsley Simpson is the CEO of Seamless, Australia's first clothing product stewardship scheme, which has the mission to create a circular clothing economy in Australia by 2030.

Sustainable planning and management has been central to her career in public and private sector roles, and she holds an MBA and post-graduate degree in science.

Prior to joining Seamless, Ainsley led the Infrastructure Sustainability Council, another purpose-led not-for-profit, with responsibility for creating a globally recognised ESG performance benchmark for infrastructure across Australia and New Zealand.

An advocate for the UN-SDGs and champion for climate action, she has led multiple industry partnerships for a resilient, inclusive transition. Ainsley is passionate about people, nature and power tools – and an ally to women with leadership aspirations.

To connect with Ainsley: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ainsleysimpson/ 

What is Seamless?

Seamless is Australia's clothing product stewardship scheme. A stewardship approach recognises that the fashion and clothing brands who place clothes on the market are responsible for the entire life of that garment.

Seamless will enable the industry to do what no single organisation can do alone, which is to transform how we choose, enjoy and recycle clothing in Australia. It aims to make Australian fashion and clothing truly circular by 2030, and significantly reduce the 200,000 tonnes of clothing that currently goes to Australian landfill each year.

Become a supporter of Seamless: https://www.seamlessaustralia.com/our-supporters 

Links

Seamless: https://www.seamlessaustralia.com/

Talesca: https://talesca.com.au/

Podcast Boss: https://thepodcastboss.com/ 

In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their ongoing connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging. We extend that respect to all First Nations peoples.

Heather Bone is Director of ESG at Team Global Express. She’s a highly experienced sustainability leader and her energy and passion are almost unrivaled. We have an amazing conversation about her career in ESG and all the incredible things that Team Global Express are doing around decarbonisation and the electrification of vehicles. 

We also dive into renewable diesel, hydrogen, sustainable aviation fuel and Heather shares her advice for anyone looking to develop their career in ESG.

This week, Dan is joined by fellow Scot and sustainability leader Kate Dundas. Kate is based in Melbourne and is an Executive Director at the UN Global Compact Network Australia. We track Kate's journey from Industrial Design to Sustainability leader, we discover exactly what the UN Global Compact Network Australia is, how it works and how to join.

We have a deep dive into sustainability leadership before discussing what we can do as individuals to start our own sustainability journeys, during which Kate kindly shares some of the changes she's made to her own home to make it more energy efficient. 

Links: 

• Energy efficient electrical home Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/MyEfficientElectricHome/ 

• ResourceSmart Schools -  https://www.sustainability.vic.gov.au/energy-efficiency-and-reducing-emissions/resourcesmart-schools

Did the Republican party weaponise and then exterminate ESG? Is that the reason BlackRock walked away? What does it mean for our march towards net zero? 

Luke Heilbuth, CEO of BWD Strategic has a point of view and it’s one worth listening to. Luke has a stellar career that includes speeches for Prime Ministers, a law degree and the ability to speak Arabic. 

One of our most engaging conversations to date. 

Join us today with global plastics expert and Head of Strategy at Phantm, Ed Whitehead. We'll touch on Phantm's recent seed round (in which they raised $2 million in funding) and engage in an insightful conversation about plastic production, waste management and the journey toward circularity. Ed's expertise in reshaping the narrative around plastic usage makes this episode an absolute must-listen for anyone interested in the impact of plastic and its elimination from supply chains.

We sit down with Andrew Grant, Chairman of Tasman Environmental Markets

We debunk misconceptions about carbon offsets, and discuss the rollercoaster of Australian legislation and how we need to evolve to reach sustainability. 

Get it wherever you get your podcast fix

Surfers for Climate CEO Josh Kirkman has a history in climate communications in the Nordic Cleantech Investment space as well as a sporting history in competitive bodyboarding. As a bodyboarder, Josh has earned multiple Australian Championship titles as well as being a highly-ranked competitor on the global stage.

He is passionate about affecting change in the diverse and growing surf community, focusing on leading this community towards greater political agency for people and the planet.

After many years abroad, Josh resides on Worimi Country, which is where he was fortunate enough to spend his childhood enjoying the waves at Tuncurry Beach.

We sit down with Josh to talk about what's really happening to our oceans and what they're doing to stop corporates who are less environmentally inclined. 

Surfers for Climate is an Australian charity dedicated to turning the tide on climate change.

The first set rolled in for Surfers for Climate in October 2019, after surfing co-founders Johnny Abegg and Belinda Baggs attended a climate summit on Heron Island, off the coast of Queensland within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. They were moved by what they learned about climate science, the impacts of climate change and just how many viable solutions there were in Australia. Most importantly, they were struck by the critical role the oceans play in addressing the climate crisis. The experience made them breathless, like gasping for air after a solid beatdown. But they were committed to paddling out and taking the drop for climate action.

This was the first ‘party wave’ of climate action - Johnny and Belinda took off together.

Inspired by the collective power of surfers in the successful Fight for the Bight campaign in South Australia, since forming, Surfers for Climate has continued to grow, with thousands of people from the surfing community across Australia coming together to take off on the party wave of climate action and become part of the solution to the climate crisis. 

Get involved https://surfersforclimate.org.au/

Talesca: https://talesca.com.au/

Podcast Boss: https://thepodcastboss.com/ 

In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their ongoing connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging. We extend that respect to all First Nations peoples.

This week Dan is joined by Shaun Deverson, Founder and Principal Consultant of Lighthouse Futures to discuss all things Transition.

Shaun is an Honours qualified Civil and Environmental Engineer with over 25 years of experience working in the Defence, Mining, Transportation and Construction domains. He has a Masters in Business and Technology, Certificates in Project Management and Systems Engineering and has recently commenced a Masters of Philosophy with the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) School of Law, with a focus on the application of complexity science and natural laws and principles to reimagine new planning laws for cities.

Shaun formerly served in the Royal Australian Navy and Australian Army Reserve.

Through his diverse experiences, Shaun has acquired a broad array of rich insights and skillsets within areas of leadership, sustainability, risk and transformation. These were acquired in an array of contexts and areas of responsibility, including Managing Director, Project Manager, and Management Consultant for firms of various sizes.

These experiences, coupled with his ability to deliver philosophically reasoned and evidence-based insights, Shaun is regularly invited to deliver and chair conference panels with a focus on the future of work, innovation, risks, and abundant opportunities awaiting governments and corporations committed to transformation based on regenerative practices. 

Links:

• Shaun Deverson on LinkedIn
• Lighthouse Futures website

How long until we are all driving EV's?

EVSE have been at the forefront of EV charging infrastucture since 2015 when two great mates co-founded the business.

On this week’s podcast, we have a high-energy chat with the founders Brendan Wheeler and Sam Korkees about the challenges facing Australia when it come EV infrastructure and the future of EV's. 

https://evse.com.au/ 

We are back talking Carbon – this time its all about Construction. Kev and Dan are joined by Gilbert Lennox King, CEO and Co-Founder of Construction Carbon - https://www.constructioncarbon.com/

Join us as we discuss the construction industries journey to net zero and the brilliant work Construction Carbon are doing as an End-to end, independent carbon performance rating and verification provider for construction projects.

Dan sits down with Kate Skattang - Director, Climate Change & Sustainability at EY and Dr Evan Center, Environment and Climate Change Manager at UN Global Compact Network Australia.

Kate and Evan recently published a Study titled - The Sustainable Supply Chain Ambition: Driving Sustainability Impact Through Supply Chain Action. We discuss all things sustainable supply chains, the study findings and theme's and take a look at what supply chains of the future might look like. 

Links:

• https://unglobalcompact.org.au/publications/ 

Welcome to an exciting episode featuring Ryan Collins, Head of Circular Economy Programs at Planet Ark. In the episode today, Ryan shares his extensive experience, including his impactful work with the WWF.

Dive into the world of circularity as we explore both the front end and back end of Australia's circular economy initiatives. Gain valuable insights into the innovative strategies employed to tackle waste management challenges, and discover practical approaches to handling waste - especially during the holiday season.

Don't miss out on this captivating conversation on sustainable solutions, environmental activism and the pivotal role we all play in steering towards a more circular and eco-friendly future.

Untrash the planet

Mike founded Zero Co with a clear mission: to tackle the plastic problem and ensure the next generation inherits a liveable planet, free from plastic pollution.

Their goal is ambitious but vital: to collect one billion water bottles worth of waste from oceans, beaches, and rivers.

They've made significant progress, but there's still much work to be done. If you believe in this mission, please share this post and help us spread the word.

Together, we can make a difference. 

You can check out this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/lrfgaGv8FSk 

Want to do your bit? Buy some awesome ZeroCo products here: https://www.zeroco.com.au/

What to find out more about Mike? https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-smith-62aa383a/

Podcast produced by Gil @ The Podcast Boss (he's a legend): https://thepodcastboss.com/

Want to find out more about us? Check us out here: https://talesca.com.au/

Want to connect with your host? https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-moussa-1307a522/ 

Or our Executive Producer? https://www.linkedin.com/in/benmarkwood/ 

Join us as we speak with Danielle Smalley, the CEO of Exchange for Change. Through the implementation of strong organisational values over the past 4 years, Danielle's leadership has driven impactful change through container deposit schemes and achieved a milestone of 11 billion containers returned through Return and Earn. Tune in to learn more in this exciting episode. 

In this episode, we're joined by two distinguished guests from global law firm, Herbert Smith Freehills, Tim Stutt and Anna Coroneo.

Tim, a corporate law partner, specialises in ESG matters and leverages over a decade of experience in market disclosure, risk management and shareholder engagement. Anna, a Senior Associate, brings a decade of expertise in corporate governance and ESG, focusing on financial services. 

Dan hosts today's episode and takes a deep dive with our guests into topics such as false statements, forward-looking statements, strategy and M&A around ESG.

Join us for an insightful conversation that delves into the heart of responsible business practices, offering valuable insights that we hope you can enjoy and learn a lot from.

What began as a local endeavor has evolved into a nationwide brand. Garage Sale Trail Founder, Andrew Valder, joins us on this episode.

From humble beginnings in 2010, to the engagement of over 300,000 Australians across 15,000 garage sales in 2022, participants have given fresh life to a staggering 3 million kilograms of items, diverting them from landfills and contributing to the circular economy.

Tune in to hear Andrew Valder's insights into the businesses' growth, its role in building strong community connections, and the positive environmental impact it leaves behind. 

This week Kev and Dan are joined by the super engaging, Justin Frank. Just is a Sydney based Sustainability leader with a huge amount of experience in Sustainable Logistics, Sustainable Supply Chains and Circular Economy as a whole. 

Just has previously held roles as CSO. We take a deep dive into all things Sustainable Logistics and Circular Economy. 

In this episode, we sit down with Dan Wilcock, the Sustainability and Governance Manager at The UN Global Compact Network Australia. 

Dan shares the fascinating journey that led him to his current role, highlighting pivotal moments that have shaped his expertise.

We also discuss the controversial topic of ESG Washing. Dan dissects the subject, addresses its origins and provides strategies to avoid it.

Whether deeply entrenched in ESG and sustainability or just starting to explore, this episode is a must-listen. Dan's profound knowledge and practical advice provide invaluable insights for navigating this complex landscape.

We're back! After an amazing three weeks of SIM-PAC Live pods we're back with a big one. 

Today we're chatting with Declan Sherman, Founder of Infragreen. We chat about his journey into the space and what is next for Infragreen.

Infragreen owns, invests, builds and operates sustainable infrastructure solutions that have a positive impact on the planet. 

To find out more about Declan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/declansherman/ 

Or Infragreen: https://infragreen.au/ 

Here's your host, Dan Moussa: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-moussa-1307a522/ 

The Executive Producer, Ben Wood: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benmarkwood/ 

This podcast is produced by The Podcast Boss: https://thepodcastboss.com/ 

Welcome to season one of The Engaging ESG & Sustainability Podcast, hosted by Dan Moussa and Kevin Warner. Produced by Aych Media.

https://talesca.com.au/Is accessing capital as easy as growing grass?

If we changed how we farm the land could it make accessing funds and securing a better profit number more attainable?

This week we’re chatting with Ben Symons, a natural capital senior advisor at Climate Friendly.

One of our best chats yet. Do not miss this. 

Nik Robinson broke so many rules. He left a normal job to develop a new technology, setting up a start up with two kids under 10. 

And it didn't work, (2500+ failures over 752 days) until it did. 

From a back room in Bondi to the international stage Nik, Joss and the boys have brought Good Citizens to the world stage.

From having their own windows at Selfridges, Speaking at the United Nations Global Compact and too many design awards to mention. 

We cried. This will change your life. 

An ESG and sustainability story like no other. Susan Mizrahi has worked with governments in exile, Australia’s largest retailer and is now a Non-Executive Director of the United Nations Global Compact Network Australia.

Susan’s career spans 25 years. Her story is a lifetime of experience and is possibly one of the most impactful narratives we’ve ever delivered. An inspirational leader who will undoubtedly inspire future generations to be better and enable them to do more.

UN Global Compact Network Australia - https://unglobalcompact.org.au/ 
Charlotte Young. 2024 Young Australian of Year Nominee - https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlotte-young-/ 

Kev and Dan are joined by GB Rugby 7s superstar and all round great guy, Jamie Farndale.

Jamie is juggling his professional rugby career playing 7s for Great Britain whilst also completing at Masters in Sustainability Leadership at Cambridge University and has recently been appointed as Sustainability Ambassador for Scottish Rugby Union.

In the episode, we have great discussion on Sustainability within professional sport - how it looks currently and into the future.

Creative Director and Co-Founder of sustainable fashion label, ELK, Marnie Goding joins the program today. Since 2004, ELK has been crafting timeless, ethically sourced pieces - in the episode, we explore their sustainable practices and the depth of transparency that sets the label apart. Their 2023 Sustainability Report highlights some of the amazing objectives the business strives for.

Successfully leading positive change in fashion, ELK was awarded Vogue’s 2019 Australian Fashion Laureate Award for Sustainable Innovation.

Tune in to learn more about fashion, ethics and innovation in this must-listen episode.

For a separate interview, you can catch Marnie Goding on BBC Story Works' "Re Dressed" episode. Learn more about ELK on their website.

Another massive podcast for us. Justin Frank goes through one of the more polarising sustainability topics, the circular economy. 

A great listen. 

This week we're joined by the engaging, Justin Frank. Justin is a Sydney based Sustainability leader with a huge amount of experience in Sustainable Logistics, Sustainable Supply Chains and Circular Economy as a whole. 

Justin has previously held roles as CSO. We take a deep dive into all things Sustainable Logistics and Circular Economy. 

This week we are joined by WayBeyond's CEO & Founder Darryn Keiller.

WayBeyond believe that digital agronomy is the future of crop production and that protected cultivation is the path forward for horticulture – so the world can produce more and all year-round to feed our growing population, with less resources and less impact from and on the planet.

Join us as we discuss all things digital agronomy, the future of crop production and the sustainable impact that digital agronomy can have both physcially and socially. 

We also discuss the incredible work that WayBeyond are doing to educate, mentor and support the next generation of digital growers. 

WayBeyond - https://www.waybeyond.io/

Darryn Keiller - https://www.linkedin.com/in/darryn-keiller-25173b4/ 

Dan Moussa - https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-moussa-1307a522/ 

Produced by - https://thepodcastboss.com/ 

You NEED to listen to this. There is a housing crisis in Australia. This week we are joined by Victoria Page and Matt Kratiuk of the Vinnies CEO Sleepout. We take a look at the state of homelessness crisis facing Australia and Queensland, the amazing work that Vinnies are doing to turn the tide and we learn all about the Vinnies CEO Sleepout - https://www.ceosleepout.org.au/about-ceo-sleepout

Who owns your brand? What is happening with ESG & Sustainability roles in organisations?

This week Daniel Moussa sits down with Talesca's Head of Brand & Strategy Ben Wood and Geoff Matthews from SIM-PAC Live. It's a great chat, well worth a look

Karl Page, co-founder of WOSUP, shares the journey of creating infinitely recyclable aluminum cups to combat single-use plastic in sports events. We dive into the eco-dividends of WOSUP cups and explore how the business offers a sustainable solution for the live sport and entertainment industry. Karl emphasises the urgency for change (especially with the upcoming Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games). 

Join us for an insightful conversation on sustainability, sports and the WOSUP vision to fight single-use plastic.

In this episode, Dan is joined by Gihan Hyde, CEO and Founder of CommUnique, a B Corp certified ESG consultancy focused on PR communications in the sustainability sector. 

Gihan’s professional journey is truly inspiring and in this candid discussion, she shares valuable insights into sustainability messaging and how Communique, under her visionary leadership, has been at the forefront of driving positive change in the corporate world – helping companies navigate the intricate terrain of ESG and communications. 

She also shares valuable insights on upskilling the communications industry to meet the demands of the future and the common pitfalls made in sustainability messaging. 

Join us in exploring the powerful intersection of business, sustainability, and communication.

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About Gihan

Gihan is the award-winning CEO & Founder of CommUnique, one of the UK’s fastest-growing ESG Strategy and Communications Advisory Firms. CommUnique is B.Corp certified making it the first Arab, female-founded organization to be certified in Europe.

RenewCo Solar saw its 2023 annual revenue skyrocket by 328%, solidifying its status as a leading industry player. Matthew Summerville, the CEO, is at the helm of this sustainability-focused company that prides itself on eco-friendly products and innovative solutions. 

In a market where over 500 solar companies have closed since 2011, RenewCo Solar's meteoric rise is extraordinary. Tune in for an exclusive chat with Matthew Summerville, as we explore his journey building RenewCo Solar and Australia's solar energy transformation.

Is mining essential for the success of EVs and renewable energy? Do climate tech companies know what investors are looking for?

Anish Muchhala from Twynam is an exceptional listen. Articualte and intelligent with a finger on the pulse. This episode is a must listen. 

In this episode we unpack what it takes to get the Offshore wind sector started in Australia. Kev is joined by Tom Whiting, Head of Development Offshore Wind at BayWa r.e - who brings a wealth of knowledge, having first started working in the UK’s offshore wind sector in the Early 2000’s. We dig into a number of areas that need consideration in order to develop an industry here in Australia. 

Brian Spak - Director of Energy System Transition at Energy Consumers Australia - joins the show today. He formerly led grid and renewable energy research at CSIRO, Australia's national science agency and drove innovation at Portland General Electric. 

In this episode, Brian discusses championing a clean, reliable, and affordable energy system. Advocating for market changes, he shares insights into policy shifts benefiting Australian households and small businesses. 

Join us as Brian shares a unique perspective on the energy landscape and how he's navigated his impactful career.

With a rich history of innovation and quality, Tindo Solar is an Australian solar pioneer, crafting top-tier solar panels designed to withstand the diverse and challenging conditions of the Australian climate.

Off the back of an amazing SIM-PAC Live conference in Adelaide, we sit down with Glen Morelli, Director of Tindo Solar to talk about the Australian solar landscape and what the future holds for Australia. 

Tindo are an absolute pioneer when it comes to solar in this market if not the globe and we discuss some of their latest tech. 

What to find out more about Tindo Solar? https://tindosolar.com.au/about-us/about-tindo-solar/ 

Podcast produced by Gil @ The Podcast Boss (he's a legend): https://thepodcastboss.com/

Want to find out more about us? Check us out here: https://talesca.com.au/

Want to connect with your host? https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-moussa-1307a522/ 

Or our Executive Producer? https://www.linkedin.com/in/benmarkwood