Peter Bance's guest appearances

Peter Bance

Talking New Energy

The ਸੋਚ (Sōch) Podcast

The Tommy Sandhu Podcast

Modo - The Podcast

Sathnam Sanghera

Paul Mason

Aatif Nawaz

Imran Yusuf

Moeen Ali

Matt Allen

Harshdeep Kaur

Gurinder Chadha

Eshaan Akbar

Ammy Virk

Ed Porter

Nikhil Arora

Kiara Advani

Varun Dhawan

Clare King

OwlTail

Tech companies form a vital component in the future energy industry. What does it take to ensure they are effectively helping to solve the problems the energy industry faces and what makes one successful from a business perspective? In this episode, Peter Bance (CEO &amp; Founder at Origami Energy) joins Quentin in conversation. They discuss:Peter’s story and the journey of Origami Energy.Differences in running a public vs private company - from someone who has done both.The importance of staying agile in business. How changing direction is vital in survival.What lies ahead for tech companies in the future energy system?And of course - Origami’s place in all of this.Origami are helping to build a green energy world, powered by smart technology. For more information on what they do, head to: origamienergy.comFind Peter on LinkedIn here: linkedin.com/in/peter-bance-08a9095Modo’s all-in-one Asset Success Platform provides data, research and benchmarking tools to help you get the most out of your energy storage assets. To find out how we can help you build the future energy system, check out: https://modo.energy/To keep up with all of our latest Insights, follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/modo-energy/

Tech companies form a vital component in the future energy industry. What does it take to ensure they are effectively helping to solve the problems the energy industry faces and what makes one successful from a business perspective? In this episode, Peter Bance (CEO &amp; Founder at Origami Energy) joins Quentin in conversation. They discuss:<ul><li>Peter’s story and the journey of Origami Energy.</li><li>Differences in running a public vs private company - from someone who has done both.</li><li>The importance of staying agile in business. How changing direction is vital in survival.</li><li>What lies ahead for tech companies in the future energy system?</li><li>And of course - Origami’s place in all of this.</li></ul>Origami are helping to build a green energy world, powered by smart technology. For more information on what they do, head to: <a href="http://origamienergy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">origamienergy.com</a>Find Peter on LinkedIn here: <a href="http://linkedin.com/in/peter-bance-08a9095" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">linkedin.com/in/peter-bance-08a9095</a>Modo’s all-in-one Asset Success Platform provides data, research and benchmarking tools to help you get the most out of your energy storage assets. To find out how we can help you build the future energy system, check out: https://modo.energy/To keep up with all of our latest Insights, follow us on LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/modo-energy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/company/modo-energy/</a>

20 - How smart tech is revolutionising the energy industry with Peter Bance (CEO @ Origami Energy)

Peter Bance is a regular bloke who stumbled across some historical artifacts about Maharaja Duleep Singh when he was younger. He now has a Sikh history collection of his own which he lends to Museums and exhibitions. He gives talks and seminars on the young Prince.   I wanted to get him on to understand why everyone says it’s “important to know your history”?  Is it? Or does it keep us locked in the past?  Hit play to check him out!

Peter Bance is a regular bloke who stumbled across some historical artifacts about Maharaja Duleep Singh when he was younger. He now has a Sikh history collection of his own which he lends to Museums and exhibitions. He gives talks and seminars on the young Prince.  I wanted to get him on to understand why everyone says it’s “important to know your history”? Is it? Or does it keep us locked in the past? Hit play to check him out!

24: Peter Bance

Just quickly want to apologise for the previous upload the audio was terrible. I've now correct this and re-uploaded it.  In this episiode I get to talk to Bhupinder Singh Bance, also known as  Peter Bance is a sikh historian, author, art collector and Maharaja  Duleep Singh archivist.   In fact, His collection has been exhibited worldwide including at the  Victoria &amp; Albert Museum, The British Museum, and the Bard Graduate  Centre in New York. He has written for the Times and The Oxford National Biography &amp; is the author of four books - The Duleep Singhs: Photograph Album of Queen Victoria's Maharajah (2004)  Sikhs in Britain: 150 Years of Photography (2007) Khalsa Jatha British Isles Centenary 1908-2008 (2008) Sovereign, Squire and Rebel: Maharajah Duleep Singh &amp; the Heirs of a  Lost Kingdom (2009) Sikhs in Britain: 150 Years of Photography (2012), He has also appeared in many BBC programmes such as The Story Of The  Turban (2012), Inside Out (2004), Desi DNA (2005), Britain's Maharajah  (2013), Sophia: Suffragette Princess (2015) and The Stolen Maharajah:  Britain's Indian Royal (2018)  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★  ★ Buy this podcast a coffee ★ As always here is a breakdown of the conversation: 00:00 - Introduction 03:25 - A doctor in India but a door-to-door seller in England 04:23 - Why was peddling the go to occupation for early Sikh settlers in England? 05:09 - Why did your family come to the UK? 06:38 - Ancestry - Shaheedi Misl and Baba Deep Singh Ji 08:13 - How did you go from a marketing degree to being a historian of Sikh history? 14:21 - What type of items did you come across in your initial research? 14:35 - What was it about the Maharaja that attracted you so much? 16:38 - Anecdote of Prince Frederick Duleep Singh 17:37 - The view of the Sikh Royal Family in East Anglia   19:36 - Princess Catherine Hilda Duleep Singh - The Punjabi Schindler 20:59 - How was Catherine practically able to do this and also evade being caught? 25:43 - Sister Suffragettes 28:04 - Anita Anand and the suffragette story 28:19 - How did the descendants of M. Ranjit Singh identify and view themselves? 33:00 - The Pension that was never paid 34:00 - A Russian Promise - 20k soldiers to march into Punjab via Afghanistan 37:11 - The personal notebook of Maharaja Duleep Singh 38:17 - The daughters of M. Duleep Singh 39:30 - Guns of M. Duleep Singh - The Rolls Royce of Guns 42:16 - How many wives and children did M. Duleep Singh have? 44:14 - Museums and Repatriation 48:21- A painting of a Prince 52:48 - The Ramgharia Bakery 55:25 - Monte Carlo 01:01:32 - Rani Jinda Gravestone &amp; Catacombs 01:06:57 - Princess Pauline 01:15:13 - Are you aware of the Sikh Royal Family visitng their items in a museum?   01:16:42 - £1.7million Statue 01:25:32 - Illegitimate heirs to the throne 01:28:48 - How many illegitimate heirs? 01:30:18 - Sid Hammond 01:31:53 - End of the legitimate heirs of M. Ranjit Singh 01:34:32 - Interesting finds &amp; advice in entering the field of Sikh history

Just quickly want to apologise for the previous upload the audio was terrible. I've now correct this and re-uploaded it. In this episiode I get to talk to Bhupinder Singh Bance, also known as  Peter Bance is a sikh historian, author, art collector and Maharaja  Duleep Singh archivist.   In fact, His collection has been exhibited worldwide including at the  Victoria &amp; Albert Museum, The British Museum, and the Bard Graduate  Centre in New York. He has written for the Times and The Oxford National Biography &amp; is the author of four books - The Duleep Singhs: Photograph Album of Queen Victoria's Maharajah (2004)  Sikhs in Britain: 150 Years of Photography (2007) Khalsa Jatha British Isles Centenary 1908-2008 (2008) Sovereign, Squire and Rebel: Maharajah Duleep Singh &amp; the Heirs of a  Lost Kingdom (2009) Sikhs in Britain: 150 Years of Photography (2012), He has also appeared in many BBC programmes such as The Story Of The  Turban (2012), Inside Out (2004), Desi DNA (2005), Britain's Maharajah  (2013), Sophia: Suffragette Princess (2015) and The Stolen Maharajah:  Britain's Indian Royal (2018) <a href="https://www.patreon.com/ramblingsofasikh" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★</a> <a href="https://ko-fi.com/thesochpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">★ Buy this podcast a coffee ★</a> As always here is a breakdown of the conversation: 00:00 - Introduction 03:25 - A doctor in India but a door-to-door seller in England 04:23 - Why was peddling the go to occupation for early Sikh settlers in England? 05:09 - Why did your family come to the UK? 06:38 - Ancestry - Shaheedi Misl and Baba Deep Singh Ji 08:13 - How did you go from a marketing degree to being a historian of Sikh history? 14:21 - What type of items did you come across in your initial research? 14:35 - What was it about the Maharaja that attracted you so much? 16:38 - Anecdote of Prince Frederick Duleep Singh 17:37 - The view of the Sikh Royal Family in East Anglia   19:36 - Princess Catherine Hilda Duleep Singh - The Punjabi Schindler 20:59 - How was Catherine practically able to do this and also evade being caught? 25:43 - Sister Suffragettes 28:04 - Anita Anand and the suffragette story 28:19 - How did the descendants of M. Ranjit Singh identify and view themselves? 33:00 - The Pension that was never paid 34:00 - A Russian Promise - 20k soldiers to march into Punjab via Afghanistan 37:11 - The personal notebook of Maharaja Duleep Singh 38:17 - The daughters of M. Duleep Singh 39:30 - Guns of M. Duleep Singh - The Rolls Royce of Guns 42:16 - How many wives and children did M. Duleep Singh have? 44:14 - Museums and Repatriation 48:21- A painting of a Prince 52:48 - The Ramgharia Bakery 55:25 - Monte Carlo 01:01:32 - Rani Jinda Gravestone &amp; Catacombs 01:06:57 - Princess Pauline 01:15:13 - Are you aware of the Sikh Royal Family visitng their items in a museum?   01:16:42 - £1.7million Statue 01:25:32 - Illegitimate heirs to the throne 01:28:48 - How many illegitimate heirs? 01:30:18 - Sid Hammond 01:31:53 - End of the legitimate heirs of M. Ranjit Singh 01:34:32 - Interesting finds &amp; advice in entering the field of Sikh history

The Sikh Royal Family | Peter Bance

Peter Bance, Founder and CEO of Origami Energy, joins Jon Slowe to discuss his experiences in technology-centred venture capital in the energy sector. Jon and Peter explore the opportunities and challenges in founding companies, raising capital, and driving growth.

Peter Bance, Founder and CEO of Origami Energy, joins Jon Slowe to discuss his experiences in technology-centred venture capital in the energy sector. Jon and Peter explore the opportunities and challenges in founding companies, raising capital, and driving growth.