Podcasts & Webinars

On this episode of The Brave New Earth Podcast Renee Grogan talks with Harry MacKenzie about a range of topics including Renee's background in sustainability and mining, the current and upcoming demand for critical metals needed for the green economy, and why Impossible Metals technology for sustainable deep sea mining can disrupt the mining industry.

In this Nomadic Venture Partners webinar, Oliver Gunasekara joined the panel as an industry expert for a deep dive into the world of Deep Sea Mining Topics include the geopolitical landscape, the types of technology used to extract polymetallic nodules/ minerals, potential environmental impacts, regulatory and economical considerations, as well as myth-busting some of the assumptions around the topic.

Renee Grogan joined the SETI Institute’s “Big Picture Science” podcast and describes the genesis for Impossible Metals of rethinking harvesting metals to be more sustainable and environmentally responsible. 

Oliver Gunasekara speaks with Cody Simms on the “MCJ Startup Series” podcast to discuss how Impossible Metals is helping us realize an electrified future by developing underwater autonomous robots that sustainably harvest metals for EV batteries in the deep sea.

Renee Grogan joined the “How to Save a Planet” podcast hosted by Daniel Ackerman to talk about how the industry should be using the Deep Sea Mining Science statement as a shopping list developed by experts in this space to address how to mine the ocean floor in a way that doesn’t affect the ecosystem.

Renee Grogan spoke with Jeremy Wilks on his Euronews podcast “Ocean Calls” about critical metals demand and how the Impossible Metals technology is designed to harvest critical metals from the seabed floor and limit disturbance to the surrounding environment.

Renee Grogan covers a range of deep sea mining topics including environmental, social, and government (ESG) issues, land-based mining, the demand for critical metals to transition to a green economy, and more.

Cassius Felicella speaks with Oliver Gunasekara about how he founded Impossible Metals to provide responsible seabed mining and refining of battery metals, enabling the world’s transition to sustainable energy.