Energy Storage World Forum are the first conference dedicated solely to Energy Storage, founded in 2010. The Energy Storage World Forum LinkedIn group numbers over 11600 members and seeks to promote high-level discussion amongst energy storage experts and key decision makers. 

For ESWF, I produced a weekly article and newsletter content suitable for a technical audience from the week's top energy storage stories. The aim of each article is to promote reader engagement, lively discussion and interest in the conference. 

Building on my previous work focused on energy storage and renewable energy technologies, an Australian solar energy client requested several articles covering the interaction of solar energy, battery storage, and the energy infrastructure. Microgrids are especially relevant to Australia given the combination of extreme weather conditions, abundant sunshine, extortionately high energy prices, and large distances between population centres.

Metals are one of the most commonly used engineering and structural materials. There is an incredible variety of metal types and grades within each type, each with different properties, strengths and weaknesses. My client requested a primer explaining the most commonly used metals, their advantages and disadvantages and their applications. 

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Major power outages may be infrequent, but their effects are devastating in an increasingly interconnected world. My client, a London-based company which judges commercial buildings on their connectivity resilience commissioned an article discussing the causes of such failures, and what steps landlords and owners can take to mitigate blackout damage.

Treating every patient according to an average is rarely the most effective treatment method – and can potentially even cause harm. A UK-based healthcare data analytics & AI company commissioned this article on using genetic testing to personalise medical treatment, discussing potential at the group level, individual level, and for early intervention.

Crowd investing is a relatively recent fundraising vehicle first introduced in the 2000s. Up until recently, legislation and regulations didn’t allow it in many countries, however as the law catches up, investors are getting interested. This article serves as an introduction to equity crowdfunding, explaining the benefits and drawbacks to both investors and fundraisers.