What will the world be like in 2050, if we honor the Paris agreement? – Answer these questions and tell us what you think of Electric! www.undercats.com/electric

There is a gas that is extremely abundant in nature, that can generate three times as much energy as methane when burned, and that also doesn’t produce environmentally harmful emissions after combustion but releases water instead: it’s hydrogen, the key to reducing emissions for the sectors that can’t be easily electrified.

This journey starts with 1,000-year-old Persian windmills and takes us to the troposphere where we float along flying power plants. When the wind of change blows, we better fly our kites as high as possible!

This journey through the geysers of Iceland and into the warm depths of the Earth gives us the chance to reflect on the infinite, free resources the planet makes available to us every day. By focusing on resources that are naturally abundant, we can let go of the “infinite growth” mindset and create a world that is focused on distribution rather than accumulation. -Follow Undercats on Instagram: www.instagram.com/undercatsmedia -Visit Enel Green Power's website https://www.enelgreenpower.com/learning-hub/gigawhat

The incredible discovery that the sun's rays cause electrical effects on certain liquids dates back to 1839. From then to the invention and widespread use of solar panels, the Earth has circled the Sun hundreds of times. It took time but wars and economic crises have made it increasingly clear that choosing renewable energy also means choosing peace and democracy. The sun is the ultimate democratic resource because no country can stop the sun from shining. -Visit Undercats' website www.undercats.com - and follow Undercats on Instagram: www.instagram.com/undercatsmedia -Discover Enel Green Power's initiative for young generations: https://www.enelgreenpower.com/learning-hub/gigawhat – LISTEN TO ELECTRIC! IN ITALIAN → SCINTILLE - Il Futuro dell’energia, hosted by Francesca Cavallo https://open.spotify.com/show/2EFMLwvFthbYGGAKbl4rAm?si=72f448cc115a4f78 LISTEN TO ELECTRIC! IN SPANISH → CHISPAS - El Futuro de la Energía, hosted by Xochitl Guadalupe Cruz https://open.spotify.com/show/6W6S3YyAtvo6XAco9ZgBc3?si=e2a6ff4120c440ae

1825 was the year when the streetlamps of Paris were no longer lit by lamplighters, one by one, but were finally connected to a centralized system and powered by a gas made from coal, making the French capital known as "ville lumiere," the "city of light." For many years coal was considered a godsend, but today we must do everything we can to divest from it. Why? — Electric! Is written by Francesca Cavallo and produced by Undercats srl with the support of Enel Green Power. Follow Undercats on Instagram: www.instagram.com/undercatsmedia

Electric! is a six-episode podcast created by NYT bestselling author Francesca Cavallo and hosted by award-winning inventor Andini Makosinski, that takes you to the places where we produce one of our most precious resources: energy. Through fascinating stories and cinematic sound design, each of the six episodes explores one of the sources from which we humans derive energy: coal, sun, wind, earth, and hydrogen, leading to an exciting journey into a future where the green transition has become a reality. ELECTRIC! is produced by Undercats with the support of Enel Green Power. Follow Undercats on Instagram: www.instagram.com/undercatsmedia Visit Undercats' website: www.undercats.com