This is an excellent source for kids and others to learn about energy. eia.gov/kids/history-o…

UK government backs away from zonal pricing for electricity on.ft.com/44Cu0s3

Will artificial intelligence help — or harm — our capacity for critical thinking? I asked NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, in Part 3 of our wide-ranging conversation on the AI revolution:

Africa has energy: sun, wind, hydro, and geothermal energy. But having the resource does not necessarily mean having the electricity. Because energy doesn't flow on optimism; it flows on financing — Writes Jan Malan ceo.co.ug/bridging-the-f…

What if small projects were aggregated to meet carbon buyers’ scale requirements? The panel proposed blockchain-based aggregation platforms and local registries as scalable solutions for small players. #AIC2025 #CFASocietyEA

What will it take to build truly resilient energy systems? 🎧 On this week's episode of #ColumbiaEnergyExchange, host Bill Loveless speaks with CGEP fellow Kate Guy about how extreme summer weather events are redefining energy security. Listen now 👇

Decolonizing Value Chains: Why Africa Must Own the Brand Global trade is still haunted by its colonial past. Africa exports raw materials—coffee, cocoa, cotton, tea. Wealthier nations process, package, brand, and profit. We call them “value chains,” but for much of the Global

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Following the recent conversation on The Data Dilemma in Africa’s Property Markets, I shared an article that explores this issue in greater depth. I’d love to hear your thoughts!

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Fossil fuels running out of road as clean energy catches up, says UN chief on.ft.com/45e7TcR

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Africa’s Real Engine of Growth Isn’t Land or Aid—It’s People In a recent piece on decolonizing value chains, I argued that Africa’s long-term prosperity depends not just on owning more of what we produce—but on redefining how and by whom value is created. This follow-up builds

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Desalination: the costly solution for a thirsty world on.ft.com/4md1S5Z

My State of the Energy Markets conversation with William D. Cohan and @Pucknews. Among the many topics covered: How to meet the coming AI-fueled demand boom for electricity—and the growing competition around copper supplies needed for all those electronics. linkedin.com/pulse/world-ac…

The Teevans Center aids student growth through scientific strategies in leadership, health, and performance. One week in, inaugural director Duncan Simpson brings a strong commitment to helping students thrive—on the field, in the classroom, and in life. bit.ly/44R6hWE

Together, 4,300 people raised $10.1 million for Dartmouth Cancer Center—by cycling, walking, and volunteering. We're so grateful for this community and everything you do to show up for each other. bit.ly/4lrdi63

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