AMI, DERs, Storage: Why EnergyTech Pilots Rarely Scale
Pilots succeed because they avoid institutional friction; scale fails because it can’t EnergyTech is full of pilots that work—and products […]
Grid Resilience in a Multipolar World
For much of the past three decades, electricity grids were engineered for efficiency, not resilience. Energy systems assumed relative geopolitical
Hydrogen: Strategic Necessity or Expensive Distraction?
Few technologies in the energy transition inspire as much enthusiasm—and skepticism—as hydrogen. Proponents describe hydrogen as the missing link: a
Energy Storage Is Becoming Infrastructure, Not an Add-On
For much of the energy transition, storage has been treated as a supporting technology—useful, but optional. Batteries were framed as
Cities Don’t Innovate. They Absorb.
“Cities need to innovate” is one of the most repeated—and least examined—ideas in UrbanTech. It sounds progressive. It flatters founders.
AI in Law Is a Business Model Problem, Not a Technology Problem
Why billable hours, risk transfer, and liability—not model accuracy—decide adoption For the last two years, the LegalTech conversation has been
Why ‘Smart Cities’ Failed — and What Will Replace Them
For nearly a decade, Smart City was the most overused phrase in urban technology. Billions were spent, dashboards were built,
The LegalTech Resistance Pyramid
Why technology adoption in law fails—and how to dismantle it, layer by layer For over a decade, LegalTech has promised
Why Utilities Buy Technology They Don’t Fully Use?
Procurement logic ≠ operational logic ≠ value realisation Utilities are not short of technology. They are short of technology that
Why Grids — Not Renewables — Are the Real Bottleneck in the Energy Transition
For more than a decade, the global energy transition narrative has focused overwhelmingly on renewable generation. Solar and wind capacity