Category Archives: Articles + Blogs (Misc)
Are businesses facing fuel poverty, too?
New writing… My latest piece for The Hub – the award-winning content platform curated by Mitsubishi Electric – tackles the burning issue of fuel poverty. As the nights start drawing in and many of us decide it is time to … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordability, Cold, Electricity Bills, Energy, Energy efficiency, Energy Transition, Fuel Poverty, Gas Prices, Winter
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Resource as a human right: ‘Future of Water’ 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 the Future of Water. For many, water scarcity is a problem in the post. By 2025, one in every two … Continue reading
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Tagged Climate Change, Drought, Ethiopia, Human Rights, SDGs, Sustainable Development Goals, Ukraine, Water
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Building for climate resilience – from cold snap, to heatwave
New writing… My second piece for The Hub – the award-winning content platform curated by Mitsubishi Electric – tackles climate resilience in the built environment. It looks at how we can design, build and operate properties and places capable of … Continue reading
How does your workplace make you feel?
New writing… My first piece for The Hub – the award-winning content platform curated by Mitsubishi Electric – explores the idea of the user experience (UX) driving the design of the built environment, particularly our workplaces. It discusses how differently … Continue reading
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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