Download a report from Iberdrola about electrification. Interesting read. The report is global, not Spain-specific. It's based on a survey of 1200+ executives.

I was at a conference, and this is a presentation by a China Analyst, Climate Energy Finance at a conference on Australia–China green economy cooperation. Key points are: - China dominates global clean energy and clean tech manufacturing, holds ~40% of global solar, leads global EV sales (2.4 million in Q1 2025, +36% YoY), and controls over 80% of global manufacturing capacity across 11 clean-tech supply chain segments (solar, batteries, critical minerals processing). - China is Australia's #1 trade partner and offers the world's lowest-cost, most advanced clean tech. - Government needs to build an enabling environment through a future-oriented national China strategy, bilateral decarbonisation agreements, clearer foreign investment rules

Interesting approach. Maybe more countries could do this. This is interesting because in the UK market , gas often sets the electricity price for the whole system, even when wind, solar, and nuclear are providing most of the generation. Reuters says that the government wants to move more older low-carbon generators onto long-term fixed contracts, covering about one-third of Britain’s power supply. The goal is to reduce consumer exposure to gas-price shocks, and make the economy less vulnerable to events like the recent Middle East disruption and earlier post-Ukraine price spikes. https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/uk-accelerates-clean-energy-protect-against-fossil-fuel-price-shocks-2026-04-20/

Dear colleagues, I would like to share the second part of the report I wrote some time ago. This time I have focused on a more niche topic. Also, as of June 20th, I will be participating in a short-term program in Poland. Therefore, I will be in Europe. If you are interested in working together or have any opportunities you can direct me to, I would be happy to be in touch. You can send a message through this application or contact me at mstafakaramn@gmail.com so we can discuss this in more detail.

Just sharing an article on job security for software engineering and this also applies to energy (which is becoming a major demand for software engineers/ data scientists). Many people say that with AI there will be no need for software engineers in the future, including software engineering in energy, finance, etc. According to official sources, companies are actually increasing demand for software engineering, including energy. "Companies are expanding their software budgets and increasing engineer headcounts, a Bank of America survey found. The long-term outlook for the job appears strong, too. Software developer employment will grow 15% by 2034, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects." "IBM, for example, is tripling entry-level hiring in the United States, including software developers." Source: https://edition.cnn.com/2026/04/08/tech/ai-software-developer-jobs