World View

Community Benefit Agreements are needed to integrate community priorities into project design and mining operations on public land in the USA, argues Elizabeth Holley.

The growing shortage of skilled individuals in the energy sector needs a holistic, interdisciplinary approach, argues Billy Wu.

The proliferation of large electric vehicles risks undermining the environmental and economic benefits of the green transport transition, argues Christian Brand.

Annemarie Purmer discusses the importance of a sharing and inclusive safety culture in the hydrogen sector.

Philanthropic foundations need to make a more concerted effort to fund more equitable, diverse and inclusive (EDI) organizations to work on the energy transition in Canada, argues Christina Hoicka.

Andrea Clabough explores transatlantic leadership on energy security and where cooperation may enhance the energy transition for the USA and Europe.

Kathrin Goldammer describes the founding and aims of Women in Green Hydrogen, a global network that seeks to increase the visibility and amplify the voices of women working in the sector.

Lyndsey McMillon-Brown explores how to recognize burnout and actions that can be taken to prevent it in ourselves and our colleagues.

Curbing subsidies to address inequalities only delays widespread and equitable adoption of rooftop solar, argues Eric O’Shaughnessy.

Money spent on Californian rooftop solar subsidies can be much better spent supporting more cost-efficient emission reduction measures, argues Severin Borenstein.