Richard Nugee

Richard Nugee

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Heard in 1 episode across 1 show since Oct 2026

Lieutenant General Richard Nugee is a retired senior British Army officer who served as Defence Services Secretary and Chief of Defence People. He led a Ministry of Defence review of climate change policy and works as an adviser and director focused on climate security, defence, and sustainability.

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First heard

Oct 2026

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What Richard Nugee has said on podcasts

12 statements

  1. on Cyber protection against Chinese componentsPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Sophisticated cyber protection can mitigate risks from Chinese components.

    “the biggest protection that we can do to those risks from China, and of course there are those risks from China, is really sophisticated cyber. protection.”

    Listen at 16:17

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  2. on NATO equipment procurementPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Paying more for equipment is worthwhile to avoid Chinese-component risks.

    “it is a price worth paying to avoid that particular risk.”

    Listen at 16:57

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  3. on Europe domestic clean-energy manufacturingPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Europe must build domestic clean-energy manufacturing capacity.

    “I think it has to.”

    Listen at 17:14

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
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Episodes

1 episode featuring Richard Nugee, newest first