Energ’Ethic is a podcast exploring the human, institutional, and ethical dimensions of the energy transition. Hosted by Marine Cornelis, Energ’Ethic brings together policymakers, regulators, industry leaders, city practitioners, researchers, and civil society voices to examine what makes energy transitions succeed—or fail—in the real world. Beyond technology and targets, the podcast focuses on trust, power, consumer rights, digitalisation, and energy justice. Each conversation connects policy and market design with lived experience, unpacking how decisions taken in boardrooms and institutions translate into everyday realities for people and communities. Energ’Ethic is not about slogans or quick fixes. It is a space for rigorous, grounded conversations about resilience, legitimacy, and the social conditions required for lasting climate and energy strategies. Listen to Energ’Ethic to: Hear first-hand perspectives from those shaping energy and climate policy from the inside Understand how governance, regulation, and technology affect consumers and communities Explore energy and climate justice through practical, experience-based insights Energ’Ethic speaks to an engaged audience of decision-makers and practitioners working at the intersection of policy, markets, cities, and society. Organisations can partner with Energ’Ethic to support high-quality dialogue and reach a thoughtful, policy-literate audience committed to a fair and resilient energy transition. Listen, subscribe, and join the conversation. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.