The future of mobility is electric. But for the technology to really take root in our daily lives, norms and standards must be created. This is exactly what Jaap Burger of the Regulatory Assistance Project and Luka De Bruyckere of ECOS, an internationa…
Farid Baddache is CEO and co-founder of Ksapa.org (https://ksapa.org/), a social purpose organisation developing open-source solutions accelerating climate transition in more inclusive societies. He works with a global network of experts to combine exp…
“When you think about regeneration, you have to think about think global, and act global.”
Simon Schillebeeckx, Professor Planet to some, is an entrepreneur and academic, constantly looking for the best ways to match sustainability theory with practice…
Adrien de Vriendt launched Adapt when he realised that people around him were unaware that electricity could not be green all day and that the use time was as important as other eco-friendly habits.
Adapt is now a mainstream website and App designed to…
Democratic tools are essential for the implementation of better energy systems and the respect of people and the planet, says Monica Frassoni, president of the European Alliance to Save Energy. In this riveting interview, she talks about her doubts and…
How will the city of Nottingham, a former industrial and major coal hub, be climate neutral by 2028?
In practice, this means cutting emissions by 20% a year between now and then!
Wayne Bexton, the Director of Carbon Reduction, Energy and Sustainability…
Are heat pumps the George Clooney of the energy sector?
By confronting his research interest in people’s electricity usage patterns with his personal experience, Mike Fell realised that heat pumps suffered from an image deficit leading to slow adoption…
Are heat pumps the George Clooney of the energy sector?
By confronting his research interest in people’s electricity usage patterns with his personal experience, Mike Fell realised that heat pumps suffered from an image deficit leading to slow adoption…
The US and EU energy landscapes still look very different. The US grid remains highly dependent on fossil fuels, with more than 60% of electricity generation coming from coal, gas or petroleum products. Besides, 5 million people still use liquid fuels…
“We all live under the same sun”
In this fascinating discussion, Tedd Moya Mose, a lawyer, academic, and consultant at the University of Oxford, looks at the power of law to broaden access to electricity worldwide. From his experience as a lawyer in Ke…
#EUClimatePact ambassador.
Next Energy Consumer founder and executive director. Consultant & policy-shaker.
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