I make complicated subjects in the fields of technology, energy, the environment and sustainability, media, and business easy to understand.
Steel supports Modulus Green Homes, Karachi - a rare affordable net-zero development
A piece on how steel is used in sustainable construction
How to make business travel more enjoyable
A branded content travel piece for The Telegraph in partnership with Marriott Bonvoy
Why upgrading your viewing experience is a sound move
Whether you’re screening a cup final, watching a Hollywood blockbuster movie, listening to the latest tunes or challenging someone on your favourite online game, you want to feel like you are on the touchline of the match, on the front row or right in the middle of the interactive action. Well, thanks to Dolby Atmos and the Dolby Vision, now you can do just that.
When it comes to shopping for the latest TV and audio tech for the home – a survey of our readers reveals that 80% of them thorough...
With its truly global presence, we saw that Google Cloud could ensure better connectivity and TLS termination times than we could achieve if we built the infrastructure ourselves.
A white paper I wrote for Google and Wix
The best bean-to-cup coffee machines of 2024, tried and tested
To make barista-quality coffee at home, you need the best bean-to-cup coffee machine. Here are the nine best
The Eastgate Centre, Harare was inspired by termite nest design
A piece on how a termite nest inspired the design of the Eastgate Centre's cooling system and how this has impacted sustainable architecture worldwide.
First Movers Coalition backs deal for low-carbon concrete and cement at COP27
The World Economic Forum First Movers Coalition came together at COP27 to provide a progress report, a year on from when it was launched by President Biden at COP26.
The First Movers Coalition has grown from 25 to 65 members in a year, which includes companies and governments.
It is announced that the concrete and cement sector have joined the First Movers Coalition and have agreed to dramatic carbon reduction initiatives for the industry.
"We're gonna keep 1.5 degrees Celcius alive and that ...
Social media campaign for Barclays ESG trends
I created the copy and briefed the designer for this successful social media campaign
80 Acres Farms' Strawberry Crop at Wimbledon
I ghost wrote this blog on vertical farming for Barclays
Investing in humanity’s future with sustainable technology
From electric vehicles (EV) to green data centers, investment in the development of sustainable technology is on a growth trajectory that far exceeds any previous industrial revolution. The green revolution focuses on meeting the Paris Agreement, which dictates that greenhouse gas emissions must decline 43% by 2030. Achieving this should limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius and minimize the harmful effects of climate change on the whole world. Today’s sustainable tech innovators are li...
Using AI to protect the Great Barrier Reef and other at-risk habitats
If you were mapping a route to a career in AI, you likely think of a history of high school coding clubs and gaming, followed by a college degree in computer science. Mei May Soo, director of data science at Dell Technologies’ Singapore hub, proves that you can take a very different route into the tech industry to develop ground-breaking solutions.
After graduating in 2001 with a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Malaya, Soo worked as an economist for the Danish shipping c...
Five eco-friendly homes for Earth Day
A round-up of eco-friendly homes across the UK
Boost for health equity as low-income countries receive cost-price drugs
Health equity is achieved when everyone on Earth can attain their full potential for health and well-being.
30% of the world’s population still cannot access essential health services.
A new proposal to offer patented drugs at cost price to low-income countries will go some way to achieving health equity.
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health equity as "when everyone can attain their full potential for health and well-being." As 30% of the global population still cannot access es...