Episode 2 – Effortless home energy design | Accelerating to a Better Future with Baz Iyer

Episode 2 – Effortless home energy design | Accelerating to a Better Future with Baz Iyer 

The dream of spreading our innovations in the UK to the rest of the world 

Founder of Vulcan, Baz Iyer, has previously contributed to the worlds of FinTech and healthcare. However, with his latest stint in clean technology, he believes that he can make a bigger difference and improve the world around us. Eager to travel 500 years in the future to see if we would still have Victorian buildings across seaside towns in the UK, Baz is content in knowing he wants to contribute to the future of resilient and sustainable built environment. 

Vulcan facilitates cutting down the time it takes for professionals to advice homeowners and property owners to define effective energy conservation. With the intention of expanding their Home Energy Model across the UK and the world, Baz is hopeful to build synergies where innovation moves beyond borders.  

Vulcan is a professional tool to design low-energy, low-carbon homes. Vulcan uses the Home Energy Model for high precision and realistic impact estimation. Rightfully so, Baz shared how Captain Planet would be an ideal and fitting theme song for Vulcan. 

As part of the second cohort of the Better Futures Retrofit Accelerator, Baz’ advice is to talk to as many founders as you can as it gives you access to a network of architects, solution providers and designers who can contribute to the success story of your business. Listen to the first episode of Accelerating to a Better Future on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.  

The podcast team 

Directed and produced by Panji Kaonga and Shamita Harsh | Hosted by Lydia Chen 

Produced in collaboration with Undaunted & Fabulr Studios 

Get in touch 

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Get in touch with Baz via LinkendIn | Learn more about Vulcan here. 

  

The Better Futures Retrofit Accelerator is supported by the Greater London Authority’s Better Futures programme, co-funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.