In this episode of Green Disruptors, we sit down with Brando Crespi, founder of Global Biocarbons, a company turning wildfire-damaged biomass into biochar and sustainable biocarbons that could replace fossil-fuel-based carbon black in cement, plastics, and even electronics.

Brando shares his incredible journey—from launching luxury brands on Rodeo Drive to leading biodiversity missions across the globe—and how a moment of clarity after witnessing New Mexico’s worst wildfire sparked his latest venture.

We explore how Global Biocarbons is leveraging waste materials to decarbonize trillion-dollar industries, the untapped potential of biochar, and the role of systems thinking in building a resilient climate economy.

This is a conversation for anyone interested in circular design, regenerative materials, or just really big, bold ideas.

Can a home battery help fight climate change and cut your electricity bill? In this episode of Green Disruptors, Megan sits down with Robin, CEO of PowerVault, to explore the role of behind-the-meter energy storage in building a more resilient and intelligent power grid. From the evolution of battery tech and AI-driven algorithms to customer empowerment and market trust, Robin shares insights on what it takes to scale a clean tech company—and why residential power is the next big frontier in the climate fight. Whether you're an eco-enthusiast, policy nerd, or just curious how solar panels and home batteries really work together, this episode is full of energy (pun intended).

In this episode of Green Disruptors, host Megan Kjar sits down with Mark Lillis, COO of Skyre, to unpack how his team is tackling one of industry’s best-kept secrets — wasted hydrogen. With a background in electrochemical systems dating back to the Gemini space program, Skyre is using breakthrough membrane tech to recycle hydrogen in metal manufacturing, semiconductor production, and even emerging geologic hydrogen projects.

Mark shares how Skyre’s modular, scalable systems are helping companies slash costs, reduce emissions, and recover one of the most expensive and overlooked commodities in clean tech. If you're curious about how science meets scalable impact, this is a must-listen.