With increasing concern and awareness of climate change, there has been a growth in the renewable energy sector through government subsidies and private investment, allowing for the replacement of current sources of energy with less carbon-intensive fuels. However, renewable energy technologies are yet to topple the traditional fossil fuel-powered electricity market. With the increasing trajectory […]
Author: Mishma Abraham
Mishma Abraham holds an MSc in Environmental Technology from Imperial College London, where she specialised in understanding the public acceptance of carbon capture and storage technologies. She also has a BSc in Environmental Science from Queen Mary, University of London, where she focused on assessing carbon storage in London's urban forests. During her academic degrees, she was involved in the universities' sustainability initiatives and community outreach programs, which motivated her to pursue a career within the sustainability and CSR sector. Post her Master's course, she interned with Corporate Citizenship, a global sustainability consultancy headquartered in London, and worked on various client projects on ESG issues monitoring, benchmarking and strategy development.