Anna Souter is an experienced writer, editor and curator. She regularly writes about art, nature and environmental issues.
Ashley Balzer is a science writer at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. She also cares and writes about the environment.
Cédric Hananel is managing director of Arctik, a consultancy dedicated to communication and sustainability, and director of the consultancy Technopolis Group.
Danielle S. Glynn is a marine biogeochemist studying deep sea corals to determine how climate alters ocean ecosystems and the carbon cycle. She is a PhD candidate at UC Santa Cruz.
Based in the UK, David Watson is a chartered physicist and experienced nuclear professional who has lived, worked and traveled in Europe, the US, Japan and Latin America. He is editor-in-chief of the Generation Atomic magazine, a place for fresh thinking and unexpected stories about atomic energy.
Edwin R. Stafford is a professor of marketing at Utah State University’s Jon M. Huntsman School of Business. His research and expertise center on sustainable entrepreneurship and the marketing of renewable energy, clean technology, and sustainability issues.
Elliott Lancaster is Education Officer for the Keele University Students’ Union (KeeleSU).
Jeana Cadby is a science writer and doctoral candidate studying sustainable agriculture. Her background includes a bachelor’s and master’s degree in plant and soil sciences, and she works in STEM education.
Jean-Marie Berniolles is an engineer teaching at the CNRS-Aix Marseille joint research center. He is a specialist in severe nuclear accidents and formerly worked at the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA).
Prof. Joshua S. Goldstein is a prominent political scientist and bestselling author.
Lionel Taccoen is the founder of the Geopolitics of Electricity newsletter. He represented the French electric utility Électricité de France (EDF) in its dealings with the European institutions from 1987 to 2000, and also served as president of the European Commission’s consultative committee on energy from 1998 to 2001.
Michel Gay is a French energy commentator, environmental advocate and the author of three books, including “Vive le Nucléaire Heureux l” (Long Live Happy Nuclear) for which he was awarded the Yves Chelet Prize by the French Society for Nuclear Energy (SFEN) in December 2016.
Maruan Basic worked at the French Ministry for the Ecological and Inclusive Transition before becoming an analyst for the French Society for Nuclear Energy (SFEN). He is a frequent commentator in the French media regarding the role of nuclear power in environmental policies.
Rauli Partanen is an independent, award winning science writer and analyst and is the lead author of the ”Sustainable Nuclear – An Assessment of the Sustainability of Nuclear Power for the EU Taxonomy Consultation 2019”, a report written for the Technical Expert Group charged by the European Commission to prepare the Taxonomy of Sustainable Investments.
Riley Adams works as a senior financial analyst based in the San Francisco Bay area and previously worked as a regulatory policy analyst in the utility industry. He regularly blogs about renewables.
Rituparna Majumdar is an environmental scientist with a master’s degree who has worked on sustainable water treatment practices in her native India and assisted UN Environment in formulating green economic policies for developing countries. Her passion lies in working in areas of sustainability, climate change challenges and risk management strategies.
Robert Pell is the founder of Minviro. He completed his PhD in responsible sourcing of rare earths at Tsinghua University and Camborne School of Mines (University of Exeter).
Roland Magyar is a sustainable life designer at Forest Creek Meadows Ltd.
Samuele Furfari is a professor of the geopolitics of energy at Université libre de Bruxelles, and author of “The Changing World of Energy and the Geopolitical Challenges”
Tim Foxon is professor of Sustainability Transitions at the Science Policy Research Unit of the University of Sussex. His research explores technological and social factors relating to the innovation of new energy technologies, the co-evolution of technologies and institutions for a transition to a sustainable low-carbon economy, as well as relations and interdependencies between energy use and economic growth.
Tim Yeo is a businessman, energy expert, and former member of the UK Parliament. He served as the Minister for the Environment and Countryside under Prime Minister John Major from 1993-1994 and Chairman of the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee from 2010-2015.
Tony Agresta is the executive vice president of products at Nearmap, an Australian aerial imagery technology and location data company.