Author Archives: Jim McClelland
Up on the Roof: Birds, Bees & Biosolar
New writing… My latest piece for Eniday looks at the urban resilience opportunity to be found over our heads. Where clean meets green, it is as much about plant power as power plants and offers real-estate owners and property developers, architects … Continue reading
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Tagged Bees, Biodiversity, Clean Energy, Energy, Green Roofs, Renewable Energy, Solar, Urban Greening
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Digital Energy Currencies: Blockchain Meets Cleantech
New writing… My new article for NRG Energy Stories is now live, asking whether blockchain and cleantech can combine to bring power to the people? It focuses on digital energy currencies – something of a crossover phenomenon. Bridging worlds of virtual networks … Continue reading
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Tagged Blockchain, Clean Energy, Cleantech, Community, Energy, Power Generation, Solar
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Amnesty in Action: ‘Enterprise Agility’ in The Times
New writing… Pleased to say I have had another article published in The Times newspaper, as part of a special Raconteur report on Enterprise Agility. The piece looks at how advocacy in the digital age calls for greater agility on the part of … Continue reading
Posted in Articles: The Times
Tagged Advocacy, Campaigning, Digital, Echo Chamber, Human Rights, NGO
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Rising Tide of Floating Renewables
New writing… My latest piece for JLL Real Views is now live, looking at an emerging investment trend in clean power: floating renewables. Whether it is a wind farm off the coast of Scotland, or a solar plant on a former … Continue reading
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Tagged Clean Energy, Energy, Floating, Renewable Energy, Renewables, Solar, Wind Power
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Human Rights: ‘Responsible Business’ in The Times
New writing… Pleased to say I have had another article published in The Times newspaper, as part of a special Raconteur report on Responsible Business. The piece discusses how companies and their supply chains are becoming increasingly involved in safeguarding human rights, as … Continue reading