Hello and welcome to another episode of the fully charged show podcast, where today we're catching up with Johann DePlessy, who is the founder and CEO of a company called Tepeyo.

Now Tepeo had pioneered something called the Zeb, the zero-mission boiler, which is a very handy alternative to a heat pump.

But in this episode, we're not going to go in tremendous detail about the product itself.

If you are curious about the product, then do make sure to check out the description box below for links to their website.

And also for links to our previous episodes that we've done on the Zeb itself.

And of course, if you want to find out more, you can come to our live show, meet Johann and the Tepeyo team in person.

And our next live show is at the London Excel on the 16th, 17th and 18th of April.

So we'd love to see you there.

Details of how to come are, of course, in the description box below as well.

But in this episode, we really get into the weeds of what it means to be a climate tech founder here in the UK.

Some of the challenges that that presents.

And some of the conversations that Johan has had to have around the challenges of pricing electricity, the impact that that has on gas,

and how that can help accelerate the uptake of these zero carbon electrification technologies.

It is truly fascinating. It is truly helpful to really understand just what it takes to succeed in this market. And there's

some good nuggets of advice for any potential founders out there as well. So before we get

into that, a very, very quick advert break.

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Next up, London.

Johan, thank you so much for joining us on the podcast this morning.

You've got a wonderful set up there.

You look like you're in sort of a local radio station. Thank you. This is our office. It's not a radio station, but we like the

bright colours, you know, it gives you good vibes. It does. And also I love, I love your slogan

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