# (S5E1) Why cutting energy waste fuels the green transition

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Podcast: [Ogami Station](https://stenobird.com/podcast/ogami-station-3451706)
Published: 2025-09-09T05:50:07+00:00
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## Resource

Did you know that nearly 75% of the world’s energy is wasted before it even gets used? From leaky grids and inefficient buildings to phantom loads at home, energy waste is one of the biggest barriers to the green transition. In this episode of Ogami Station, host Angie is joined by Pascale Abou Moussa (Product Marketing Manager at RatedPower) to uncover why efficiency is the “first fuel” we should be focusing on. They break down where energy is lost, how smarter grids and better tech can plug the leaks, and why reducing waste is just as important as generating more clean power.

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