Power to the people: Why decentralised power is gaining momentum
The way people are interacting with their energy usage has taken a fundamental turn, making decentralised power a $50 billion...
Rebecca is on the Venture Capital Investment team at Right Click Capital and is passionate about backing founders in high-growth, technology-based startups. Rebecca is also an avid humanitarian engineer and spent two years with Engineers Without Borders establishing and expanding a solar energy project in rural Cambodia. Her work at the nexus of poverty reduction and climate sustainability saw her named as the Australian National University (ANU) 2016 Undergraduate Student of the Year, recognised as the Oceania Winner for the Undergraduate Award and published in the Journal of Humanitarian Engineering and Junkee Magazine. She is a strong advocate for the importance of youth, which has seen her present at international conferences, selected as the vice-curator for the Global Shaper Sydney Hub (World Economic Forum) and selected to represent Young Engineers on the General Committee for Engineers Australia (Sydney).
The way people are interacting with their energy usage has taken a fundamental turn, making decentralised power a $50 billion...
Communities in Australia and around the world lack access to water, sanitation, electricity and shelter. Australian engineers have excelled far...
Most of us take energy access for granted, but life without electricity is standard for many people around the world. ...
For today's purpose-driven students, could focussing on humanitarian engineering in schools open a door for more women in engineering?