Industry
Energy and InfrastructureEnergy and Infrastructure
Infrastructure decides what is possible in a place for the next fifty years. It is also where the gap between who benefits and who bears the cost is widest, and hardest to reverse once poured.
What we want to help solve
- Energy access treated as a later phase of development rather than its precondition
- Extraction that exports value and leaves the external costs behind
- Projects appraised on construction cost rather than on lifetime consequence
- Transition plans written without the communities that depend on the old industry
The questions it raises
- Who lives with this for the next fifty years?
- What does a just transition owe the people whose work ends?
- Are we building capability here, or importing it and leaving?
- What did the appraisal leave out because it was hard to price?
Shifts reshaping this domain
- Distributed generation
- Grid modernisation
- Critical minerals
- Climate adaptation
Competencies formation develops
- Capital project governance
- Energy systems and transition
- Community and stakeholder accountability
- Long-horizon asset stewardship
The Energy and Infrastructure council
Coming soonCouncils open where we have the faculty, participants and research capacity to run them properly. When this one opens it will carry mentors from the domain, published research, roundtables and reported outcomes. None of that exists yet.
- Industry mentors
- Recruiting now
- Research
- Not yet published
- Roundtables
- Not yet scheduled
- Reported outcomes
- Not yet published
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