What Spain’s Blackout Revealed
This is how Spain experienced the biggest blackout in its history: the impact, the causes, and what it reveals about our preparedness for energy crises.
Why do we need new climate narratives?
In a world in crisis, generating new climate narratives is key to remaining relevant and influencing decisions with real impact.
Buildings and Climate: Off Track, but Not Beyond Repair
In 2023, global emissions from the buildings sector plateaued, but progress towards decarbonisation is still far behind. The 2024/25 Global Status Report reveals critical gaps in energy efficiency investments and building codes. Discover what needs to change to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
Moderation: Driving Energy Efficiency from the Lectern
Expertly moderating global climate events to drive impactful dialogue and actionable outcomes. Discover how 10 Billion Solutions helped shape the first-ever Energy Efficiency Day in Berlin through strategic storytelling, preparation, and stakeholder engagement.
Energy Efficiency: The First Fuel of the Energy Transition
Discover why energy efficiency is the “first fuel” of the energy transition. Insights from the first Energy Efficiency Day in Berlin, where experts and policymakers united to redefine efficiency as a driver of climate action, energy security, and economic growth.
The Art of Rising to the Occasion
Master the art of event moderation with key insights from my experience presenting alongside Al Gore. Learn how to communicate with confidence.
Trust in Institutions is Sinking while Social Divide Mounts: What Can Be Done?
PR giant Edelman’s publishes its Trust Barometer: Key findings from a climate and sustainability communications’ perspective If you work in climate and sustainability, trust isn’t just a buzzword—it’s the foundation of the impact we want to have in the world. And according to PR giant Edelman’s 2025 Trust Barometer, that foundation is crumbling fast. This […]
From climate denialism to climate scepticism: a breeding ground for disinformation
‘Today, the enemy of decisive action on climate change is not the denialists who say ‘no, climate change does not exist’. The enemy now is climate scepticism, which is much more nuanced and dangerous because it does not deny the existence of climate change, but questions the scientific consensus on the causes, and when the […]
Trump Abandons the Paris Agreement: So, What Now?
On his first day in office, Donald Trump ordered (once again) the withdrawal of the United States from the Paris Agreement on climate change. He announced his administration’s intent to prioritize fossil fuel exploitation and repeal the Green New Deal, directly contradicting scientific consensus urging the cessation of coal, gas, and oil extraction and combustion […]
War, climate and misinformation: risks for 2025, says Davos report
How to adapt communication in the face of risks? On the eve of its Davos Forum, the Swiss resort where the economic and political elite gather every year, the organisers, the World Economic Forum (WEF), have just published their Global Risks 2025 report; the result of a survey of executives from around the world on […]
