In this weekly dispatch, it lands on International Women’s Day so we will celebrate by talking to some of the Women at Endgame.
Introduce yourself and role at Endgame: Olivia Filipe
Hi! I’m Olivia and I’m a graduate analyst in the bespoke modelling team at Endgame Economics. I love how my role combines both my maths and economics majors and am so excited to work in an industry that contributes to creating a sustainable future.
My article of the week is: A new offshore wind zone has been declared in the Southern Ocean off western Victoria
Introduce yourself and role at Endgame: Emily Cooper
Hey, I’m Emily and I’m a consultant working in the market modelling team at Endgame. I fell into energy after doing maths at uni, and really knew nothing at first. I really like how the work we do is at the intersection of maths, computer science, engineering, policy and economics.
My article of the week is: The Liberal party is considering small and large-scale nuclear reactors and taking this policy to the election
Introduce yourself and role at Endgame: Angela Vumbaca
Hi, I’m Angela and I’m a consultant here at Endgame. I really enjoy using both economics and design thinking to overcome wicked problems such as the energy transition. It’s great contributing to such a large and important cause.
My article of the week is: Cash to airlines for scrapping old planes instead of selling can help decarbonise
Other stories:
- There is a shortage of EV mechanics
- Victoria’s first ever waste-to-energy project has been given the green light.
- In 2023 utility-scale batteries doubled and more on the economics of batteries
Podcast of the week:
Over on The Carbon Copy, artificial intelligence requires more energy than you expect and is driving large increases in load.
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Since the release of Dr Finkel’s review, the term ‘dispatchable generation’ has been appearing more and more across the NEM. Read more