The sheer scale of our industry's momentum is staggering. According to BloombergNEF, global investment in the energy transition soared to $2.1 trillion in 2024, with renewables, electrified transport, and grid upgrades leading the charge. But capital on its own does not build a wind farm or modernise a grid. That level of investment only translates into real-world outcomes when it is guided by skilled, passionate professionals. This is why purpose driven hiring has become a

Renewable projects are scaling at record pace, data centres are expanding, and the built environment is being reshaped with sustainability at its core. Despite opposition from certain corners of the globe, renewables accounted for nearly three-quarters of global electricity growth in 2024, with solar and wind adding more clean power than ever before. For employers, this is the moment to think smarter about recruitment.

I want us to blow away any lingering frustration and focus on the incredible innovation and dedication within our industry that’s tirelessly working to unclog the grid and ensure every single electron from our green energy sources finds its way to where it's needed. We're talking about tangible projects and smart strategies that will truly let the wind blow where it's meant to go!

The frustrating fact that a significant chunk of our hard won wind energy is actually going to waste. Yes, you heard that right, wasted wind power! It’s enough to make you blow a fuse, isn’t it? It’s like diligently tending a lush garden, watching your prize winning vegetables grow, only to realise you don’t have enough baskets to bring them all home. Understanding the problem is the first step to finding brilliant solutions.

Solid-State Battery Technology. It’s a field that’s truly charging ahead and promises to be a game changer for Electric Vehicles and energy storage solutions. For those of us committed to a cleaner, more efficient planet, understanding these developments is essential for anticipating where our industries are heading and where the next wave of talent will be needed.

Even with the data available, many people are still not fully aware of how competitive renewables have become compared to fossil fuels. That is why I want to highlight how much progress has been made in clean energy economics. I will be sharing a breakdown of the 2025 cost comparison between renewable energy and fossil fuels, measured per megawatt hour. The numbers speak for themselves. It is time to shift the conversation with facts.

Dig deep into the International Energy Agency's recent report on the future of geothermal energy, and I wanted to share some key insights that highlight just how promising this resource truly is. Often perceived as a niche technology, geothermal energy is, in fact, a reliable and sustainable solution with the potential to play a significant role in decarbonising our global energy systems. The report underscores its exponential growth potential, yet much of it rema

For those of you who might not be fully up to speed, this "drill mandate" essentially aims to promote oil and gas drilling within the US and beyond. This isn't just about extracting more fossil fuels; it’s about potentially redirecting federal funding and attention away from renewable energy initiatives. And what that looks like for many projects is a slowdown in approvals and development on federal lands. A blow to our passion!

I've been deep-diving into the key sustainability topics that are shaping organisational strategy, and let me tell you, the future is looking greener than ever! Buckle up, because we're about to explore the sustainability superpowers that will set companies apart in the years to come.

I'm about to share something that's been sparking my circuits lately, and it involves an industry you might not immediately associate with sustainability: data centers. I recently stumbled upon a fascinating article from Forbes that really shed light on this unexpected dynamic. It turns out that data centers, with their insatiable appetite for power, are playing a crucial role in accelerating the adoption of renewable energy sources. 

As someone deeply invested in both the health of our planet and the careers of talented individuals, I'm excited to share some guidance on navigating the dynamic job market within renewable energy. I truly believe that each of us holds the power to contribute meaningfully to a sustainable future, and securing the right role is a crucial step on that journey.

The renewable energy industry is providing hope for a cleaner, healthier, and more equitable world. And I truly believe that the more women are involved in shaping that future, the brighter it will be. This industry has to continue to embrace the strength of women! This is the energy I want to bring to our workplace. It's like the entire industry is saying, "The future is green, and the future is definitely female!"

As you know, I’m deeply passionate about technology that helps the environment, even more so when it has added benefits for us. And lately, I’ve been positively charged up by some incredible advancements happening in solar cell technology! It feels like just yesterday we were talking about silicon's limitations. But hold on to your hats, because the future of solar is looking brighter than ever, thanks to exciting developments in perovskite and tandem solar cells.

I spend my weekdays connecting talented individuals with amazing opportunities in the renewable energy sector. I've met with countless candidates, and I’ve come to understand what really sets people apart in this increasingly competitive field. If you’re looking to break into the green energy sector or advance your career, keep reading, as I share what I have learnt from working on the front lines of recruitment. It's about showcasing your passion, your commitment, and your

It’s always an exciting time to be in renewables. Despite some recent resistance, the world is pushing forward with bold climate targets, governments are still pouring billions into clean energy, and companies are scaling up faster than ever. But while the industry is booming, there’s a big problem: where are all the people needed to build and maintain this greener future?