Inspiring Innovation
Discover short films, interviews and reports highlighting the pathway to a sustainable future inspired by the natural world. RE:TV was founded in 2020 by His Majesty King Charles III, then The Prince of Wales, as part of the Sustainable Markets Initiative.
Sustainable Markets Initiative
His Majesty King Charles III, then the Prince of Wales, launched the Sustainable Markets Initiative in 2020 with the mandate to place nature and sustainability at the heart of global value creation.
Space
From everyday items like laptop computers to crucial climate solutions like ecosystem restoration, space technology has enabled us to live better lives here on Earth. Explore insights and case studies that showcase astronomic innovations from outer space.
Food Waste
No one wants to waste food, but an estimated 30% of all food produced for human consumption is lost before it ever gets to our plates. How can we redesign our food system to tackle both the carbon emissions and food insecurity associated with food waste?
Fusion
Is turning on a light using the same process that powers the stars a far-off fantasy? Some experts say a future fuelled by fusion is closer than we think. Hear from a range of fusion professionals to learn more about the energy source that has sparked the world's curiosity.
Hydrogen
In our transition towards a low-carbon economy, what happens to the sectors that can't be electrified? The answer may lie in clean hydrogen. We spoke to industry experts seeking to redesign energy infrastructure so more businesses can choose hydrogen over fossil fuel alternatives.
Carbon Capture, Utilisation And Storage
While the science community are in agreement that we must urgently reduce CO2 emissions, some of our systems are harder to decarbonise than others. As sectors across the value chain work at reining in emissions, how can we recycle the carbon we still emit to create a circular carbon economy?
Blue Economies
Our oceans are swimming with natural resources, but if they aren't managed appropriately, their value will be squandered. How can we protect this biodiverse ecosystem while seizing its economic potential?
