Writer
Gabrielle Kuiper
Dr Gabrielle Kuiper works in energy policy and writes non-fiction.
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Energy market governance can unlock $19b for consumers through local solutions
The need to restructure energy planning and regulation in Australia has been apparent for over a decade, since households and businesses began rapidly installing solar panels on their roofs, flipping the traditional one-way, large-scale supply of electricity into a two-way, consumer-led transition. There needs to be thorough expert consideration on how best to facilitate this Continue reading »
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On cognitive dissonance, and courage
I have flashes of climate grief, recognition in photographic bursts: Pakistani cotton farmers walking through knee-deep water trying to salvage a few white puffs of income off blackened plants; precious graves of ancestors being inundated by the sea in Fiji, the Torres Strait Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Samoa, the Marshall Islands; the view of fire-ravaged forests, Continue reading »
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Dark side of politeness: Grace Tame’s act of defiance
Human communication is highly complex. It’s simplistic to call Grace Tame not smiling for Scott Morrison ‘rude’. Continue reading »
