How do we put people at the centre of the conversation when high energy prices, rampant inflation, and lack of control over personal data undermine the foundations of our democracies and, more generally, our well-being? What is sustainability from a co…
Between January and March 2022, I got the opportunity to travel to Burkina Faso and Northern Madagascar for the EURICA project. What I saw in those two African countries sums up all the paradoxes of our time.
In this very insightful episode, IPCC author Yamina Saheb tells us about the importance of breaking silos, the results of poor policy choices and the dangers of the Energy Charter Treaty.
Now is the time to break silos and adopt interdisciplinary approaches as “there is no time left to miss opportunities” for the people and the climate, says Yamina Saheb, OpenExp.
Born and raised in Algiers, Yamina has been working for the past twenty…
The current energy crisis is a moment of truth. Anna Gumbau, energy journalist, is committed to diversify the narratives to make sure a broader audience grasps the challenges at stakes.
The current energy crisis is “really the moment of truth.” It sheds light on many issues: the functioning of the market, dependence on fossil fuels, geopolitical impact, energy justice, energy poverty and affordability, and future energy choices and po…
Five Days, Four Continents, One Goal: the International Energy Poverty Action Week (IEPAW) showcases actions to combat energy poverty around the globe.
Nanoé’s ambition is to offer a third way in the electrification landscape in rural Africa by providing a solution combining respect for the environment and sustainable development, digital technologies, and social entrepreneurship
A fascination for the African continent coupled with a background in electrical engineering led Nicolas Saincy to co-found Nanoé (https://www.nanoe.net/en/) in Madagascar in 2017. Nanoé’s ambition is to offer a third way in the electrification landscap…
The “just transition” could be the right framework to rethink the way our societies are designed, and make sure disabled people are taking ownership of the opportunities presented, says Lucie Middlemiss. But first, we need to acknowledge that energy poverty is by essence, unsustainable.
#EUClimatePact ambassador.
Next Energy Consumer founder and executive director. Consultant & policy-shaker.
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