Tag Archives: change

Five reasons why we need a broader set of voices to shape our energy transition

Posted on October 29, 2016 by

The electricity market is a unique complex beast. When we discuss how it must change, it is easy to get drawn into technical issues that rely on detailed knowledge of how the system works. Even inside the system, those across … Continue reading →

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Who is leading our energy transition?

Posted on October 23, 2016 by

Today the ideas from my Churchill Fellowship had their first big outing – I was asked to speak at Adelaide’s Festival of Ideas. Here is the speech I prepared, slightly more polished than the one I gave. ———————- For years … Continue reading →

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Here comes everybody by Clay Shirky

Posted on October 21, 2015 by

This post is overdue – by about 5 years. I loved this book, it sent me racing in to discover the world of social (web 2.0 we used to call it) and I have talked to heaps of people about … Continue reading →

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The Learning Journey

Posted on November 28, 2014 by

I have become convinced that all fellow travelers need to experience a learning journey (often gaining experience from each other) when attempting to create solutions for the better. This post discusses three key elements: Genuine engagement, Public Judgement and User-led … Continue reading →

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On the subject of ‘Change’

Posted on August 28, 2014 by

I’ve been exploring a range of work over the past three months. It never ceases to amaze me how diverse my interests are and that poses a challenge for ‘branding’ myself and winning work. I’ve come to the conclusion that … Continue reading →

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