I keynote, write, and podcast about Sustainability, CleanTech and Supply Chain
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The landscape of corporate sustainability is shifting, as poor carbon data now impacts product viability and market access. With regulations like the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation, accurate carbon data is essential. Companies must…
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Bad Emissions Data Is Now a Supply Chain Risk
In Spain, rising olive oil prices due to climate impact have highlighted the urgency of credible emissions data for businesses. As emissions data influences financial costs, customer trust, and talent retention, companies must prioritise accurate reporting. Effective strategies involve utilising…
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Ireland’s Nuclear Power Debate Has a Grid Problem
Ireland is having a nuclear power debate. While rising energy costs prompt discussions for a nuclear solution, the country’s grid configuration and demand patterns make nuclear impractical. Instead, investment in renewables, energy flexibility, and grid enhancements offers a more viable…
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Oil Shocks Make Electrification a Business Imperative
The rise in global energy demand, particularly from renewables, underscores a shift towards clean energy due to geopolitical tensions, notably the conflict in the Middle East. While fossil fuels remain dominant, the increasing affordability of electric vehicles and solar technology…
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Why Passive Cooling Matters More in a Hotter, More Volatile World
As temperatures rise and cooling demands soar, energy systems face increasing strain. The International Energy Agency warns of a tripling of energy demand for cooling by 2050, highlighting the urgency of passive cooling measures. These strategies can reduce energy costs,…
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Why Fossil Fuel Dependence Is a Terrible Business Model
The reliance on fossil fuels presents economic instability and geopolitical vulnerabilities, leading to inflated costs that impact everyday life. Transitioning to renewable energy and electrification offers a viable solution by reducing exposure to volatile markets. This shift is essential for…
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War Burned $88.7bn in 17 Days. It Could Have Bought Energy Security
The economic implications of modern warfare, particularly regarding fossil fuels, profoundly affect global pricing and security. The ongoing US, Israel, and Iran conflict exemplifies this, costing approximately $88.7 billion in 17 days. Investing in renewable energy alternatives can substantially reduce…
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Why the Strait of Hormuz Proves Renewables Are Strategic
Rising oil prices, driven by geopolitical conflicts, highlight the vulnerabilities of fossil fuel dependence, prompting a shift towards renewable energy. China’s increasing investment in renewables and energy storage is both a strategic response to energy insecurity and a move towards…
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