Inaction is action
I have been thinking about my life in the past year, and a lot has changed. I moved to a new country. I started a… Read More »Inaction is action
Gerardo Alonso
2030: Per capita renewable capacity shortfall
Picture from Pixabay Renewable capacity updates for a 1.5° C future The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) recently published an update to their 1.5 °C scenario.… Read More »2030: Per capita renewable capacity shortfall
Entendiendo la capacidad instalada de energía geotérmica en México
“Fabrica de nubes” de Rafael Alfaro Garcia. Planta geotérmica Los Humeros. https://www.flickr.com/photos/geothermalresourcescouncil/36406850930 Megawatts geotérmicos: ¿cuántos hay en México? Es una pregunta común que describe el… Read More »Entendiendo la capacidad instalada de energía geotérmica en México
Energy policy is written in blood
There is a saying that goes: “Safety regulations are written in blood”. This gruesome statement reminds us of what is at stake when following safety… Read More »Energy policy is written in blood
Who is leading the energy transition?
A need to measure Have you heard these immortal words before? What gets measured gets managed Peter Drucker I first got acquainted with the idea… Read More »Who is leading the energy transition?
How to Set Up Sources in Word
At some point, we all have had to sit down and type in a letter, essay, report, thesis, poem, novel, email, etc. Having gone through… Read More »How to Set Up Sources in Word
We are not decarbonising fast enough
This article is also published on LinkedIn. 2012 was a very good year. James Cameron went down to the deepest part of the ocean. Felix… Read More »We are not decarbonising fast enough
A Pale Blue Dot
This is a photograph that the Voyager I took in 1990. This photo was a result of a suggestion made by Carl Sagan and explained… Read More »A Pale Blue Dot
Tracking Your Personal Income and Expenses with Google Forms and Power BI
Sometimes, it is easy to lose track of your personal expenses and income sources. For me, it has been a problem since I have bank accounts across… Read More »Tracking Your Personal Income and Expenses with Google Forms and Power BI
Get More From Your Data: a Quick Route to Better Insights
https://www.youtube.com/embed/cpPkHm_ifpQ This time, dear audience, I decided to go for a visual representative version of our post. In the video above, I am showing how… Read More »Get More From Your Data: a Quick Route to Better Insights
Rothko Is What You Need the Most
In Houston, there are several hidden gems spread out through the city. One of them is the Rothko Chapel, located in Neartown, right next to… Read More »Rothko Is What You Need the Most
Switzerland Will Continue to Lead in Renewable Energy through 2050
Sustainable development has been a trendy term during the past three decades. Nonetheless, while several countries have tried to make this term a real, tangible asset;… Read More »Switzerland Will Continue to Lead in Renewable Energy through 2050
The “Aha!” Moment You Have Been Waiting For
Tonight, I almost died… in my dreams, that is. This eventually gave me an “aha” moment of clarity. The Near-Death Experience I was climbing a building. Not… Read More »The “Aha!” Moment You Have Been Waiting For
The Motivation Statement that Got Me into a Masters
Today, I received my acceptance to the ME3 Masters Program. This is a European Joint Masters in Management and Engineering of Environment and Energy. Quite a… Read More »The Motivation Statement that Got Me into a Masters
You and Your Manager: Improve the Relationship
It is fairly common to read about leadership and administration skills or to find a variety of management books in bookstores that advise managers into taking… Read More »You and Your Manager: Improve the Relationship