Throwing back 8 years ago, when I was working at the oil and gas industry, I had a dream of stepping my feet at the OPEC Secretariat, in Vienna, Austria. I went there in October 2016 just for a quick visit. It was great, but I did not do anything apart from visiting their library. I always had a dream that one day, I would be going there to do something.
View MoreInvited speaker on Electricity and Low Carbon Acts in South East Asia: Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Philippines.
– March 2019 – An international collaborative conference between the Just Transition Initiative and the University of West Indies Trinidad
Discover MoreI have been teaching since 2019, before I graduated from my PhD. I have really enjoyed teaching processes and meeting new students/people from different background and countries. If you want to learn, you have to teach. Teaching something new is challenging and fun at all times. I enjoy learning and sharing knowledge with others.. the beauty of teaching..
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Networking at the 43rd IAEE International Conference
Yayasan Indonesia CERAH and Society of Renewable (SRE) have joined hands in hosting a series of webinars to take a closer look at how RE can drive economic recovery.
PhD is tough, yet it is fun when you know what you can do during your “period of procrastination”.
Procrastination does not always mean bad for PhDs as long as they know they procrastinate for something to add value to their PhD experiences. I did procrastinate lots lots and lots.
For me, PhD is the best decision I have made in my career life. Yes, PhD can be tough, but it can also be so fun! I have found my PhD journey has been giving me so much time to do lots of things that I could have never done if I was still working for companies.
My research focuses on the energy transition and centres on economics, accounting and legislation for environmental sustainability. I have work experience from across the energy sector, working for international energy companies (CNOOC and Husky), global accountants and consultancies (EY) and international institutions (the Energy Charter Secretariat). Currently I am a researcher at the Centre for Energy, Petroleum, and Mineral Law & Policy (CEPMLP), University of Dundee where I finished my PhD in 2019. I am also a tutor at the University of St. Andrews (UK), and Visiting Lecturer at Universidade Eduardo Mondlane (UEM) in Mozambique.
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