The re:make

In this episode of The Re:make, Edward Murray, CEO of Greeniron, shares how his company is revolutionizing metal production by using hydrogen to recover valuable materials from industrial residuals—turning waste into a key resource for a cleaner, more sustainable future.Edward’s journey is not just about innovation but also legacy—his father pioneered fossil-free steelmaking in the 1970s, long before the world was ready. Now, Greeniron is bringing that vision to life, partnering with major industry players like Rio Tinto and ArcelorMittal to decarbonize metal production and rethink how we use resources.🎧 Tune in to hear:✅ How Greeniron’s technology is changing the metals industry✅ Why collaboration is key to solving industrial emissions✅ Lessons from scaling a climate-tech startup in uncertain timesDon’t miss this conversation on innovation, resilience, and the future of sustainable metals.This episode is mixed by Joakim Lindgren at Demofabrikenwww.vainioab.com

In this episode, Antti Vainio talks with Ulrika Thornefelt, CEO and founder of Stella Futura, about her journey from a career in sustainability to founding a company that’s driving the green energy transition. Ulrika shares how Stella Futura started in Ghana, solving energy challenges through innovative financial models, before expanding to the Nordics with a focus on battery energy storage. From tackling volatile energy markets to deploying groundbreaking Battery as a Service solutions, Ulrika’s story highlights the power of curiosity, courage, and purpose-driven leadership.www.vainioab.comFurther listening: Stella Futura podcasthttps://stellafutura.com/kunskapsinlagg/9-samhallsnytta-i-afrika-social-benefit-in-africa/

In this episode, host Antti Vainio is joined by Ville Solja from Kiilto to explore how businesses can stay relevant by addressing urgent global sustainability challenges, particularly in the built environment. Ville shares insights on the role of long-term vision and innovation in driving change, emphasizing how Kiilto, with its century-long history, is navigating the green transition. He highlights that the pace of change in sustainability is accelerating, and companies must balance short-term goals with investing in future solutions to remain competitive. The discussion offers valuable lessons on innovation, collaboration, and adapting to the demands of a sustainable future.www.vainioab.com

In this first episode of The Remake, host Antti Vainio sits down with Christian Lystrup, CEO of Vidde, to explore the journey from submarines to snowmobiles. Discover how Christian’s unique background and entrepreneurial spirit led to the creation of Vidde, a company revolutionizing the snowmobile industry with electric, sustainable, and circular innovations. Listen in as we discuss the challenges and triumphs of building a startup that aligns with a vision for a cleaner, quieter, and more responsible interaction with nature. Tune in for inspiring insights and a fresh perspective on reshaping the future of mobility.www.vainioab.com