By 2026, the global energy transition enters a reality check. The linear pathway once envisioned, where fossil fuels are steadily replaced by renewables at declining cost, has given way to a more constrained and complex system. Energy outcomes are increasingly shaped by trade-offs between reliability, affordability, and decarbonisation, rather than by technology availability alone.  This shift is rooted in experience. The energy crisis of the early 2020s exposed the fragility

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Good afternoon! Thank you, Dean Monique, for the privilege of being here today. I am thrilled to stand near the esteemed faculty and...

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As the global community grapples with the undeniable and urgent need to combat climate change, a collaborative approach to adopting new...