Young Ambassadors for Global Electrification

I’m interested in finding solutions for the climate change crisis and creating better living conditions, focusing mainly on the energy field. Learning from sustainability experts is my number one motivation to take part in this valuable program. That’s why I was so excited to see that GSEP offers a series of private webinars given by global energy experts in which many important concepts were introduced. I believe this program gives me the perfect opportunity to participate in defending and promoting the applications of sustainable electrification and clean energy.

The sustainable development goals are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face, including those related to climate change, environmental degradation. I am honored to be a part of the global ambassador’s community working with young professionals and experts in the energy sector. Through the webinars on relevant topics, which provide us the opportunity to transforming our society through sustainable intervention that will facilitate change in the lives of vulnerable population and achieve the sustainable development goals.

I believe electrification and renewable energy are crucial pillars, and I, therefore, want to put my expertise and commitment towards the global effort to mitigate climate change and promote sustainable energy development. I am also honored to be in the YAGE program, which offers the chance to work with others who share my interests in advancing a greener future.

As Chemical Engineer and Master’s student, I am committed to contribute to the development of sustainable energy solutions that are accessible and affordable for everyone. I am confident that the current technology development applied to the efforts to reduce the energy consumption and use of non-renewable resources can change the future. Being part of YAGE program is a great opportunity to connect with professionals and experts dedicated to the sustainable energy sector. To learn how each of us is addressing this challenge from different perspectives can help us to create better solutions.

In 2018, my dream came true when GSEP paved my way to be conferred a master’s degree in Solar Energy Engineering from Dalarna University in Sweden. Under this “Ambassadors for Global Electrification program”, I can bear the responsibility of promoting and advocating the rapid transition towards renewables that would reduce the carbon footprint of electricity production. I am excited to share and exchange expertise in this field with sustainability enthusiasts. 

Based on my regional and urban planning background, I have considered combining my knowledge about the dynamic of city expansion with energy management, in-depth engineering skills, and developing critical infrastructure. So, I decided to study for an MS in Sustainable Development at the American University in Cairo. I am interested in being a part of the GSEP program to have the opportunity to meet the world’s brightest minds to learn about the latest solutions for promoting the energy transition in our cities. Ultimately, I aim to work on placing a public policy in sustainable urban development for innovative business models and projects to mitigate the climate impact and achieve a positive social and environmental impact focusing on the energy field.

I feel honored to be part of the Global Ambassadors community. As a person who deeply cares about slowing climate change, it provides me a platform to motivate the young generation about pursuing a career in the field of sustainable energy. As an ambassador, I also get the opportunity to guide students who want to pursue a future in this field and apply for scholarships available.

In the renewable energy sector, I find myself playing significant roles in driving energy access, which, to me, represents a profound commitment to protecting our planet and elevating the living standards of countless individuals, particularly in developing continents.

As a Young Ambassador for Global Electrification, specializing in Decentralized Smart Energy Systems, I look forward to being equipped alongside other young energy leaders to create transformative impact, effectively minimizing energy poverty.

I am incredibly honored to have been chosen as a recipient of the GSEP award scholarship, and excited to contribute immensely to the world’s drive for a sustainable future.

As part of the Global Ambassadors, I feel a strong sense of responsibility towards sustainable development. It motivates me to further educate myself and to inform my community about the essential benefits of renewable energies, especially to mitigate the impacts of climate change. To further contribute to the sustainable energy transition, I have devoted my study and my work to develop new PV technology aiming for less material usage and cheaper, more efficient solar cells.

As a social consultant and policy analyst, I am deeply passionate about addressing global energy challenges through electrification and sustainable/renewable energy solutions. Taking part in the YAGE program allows me to collaborate and learn with industry leaders, broaden my professional network, and contribute to the advancement of sustainable electrification in Latin American Cities as Bogotá. I am excited to engage in meaningful discussions, share insights, and work towards creating a more sustainable and equitable energy future for all.

Sustainability is what everyone wants. In the last few years, The world’s energy consumption has acquired a significant rise. However, we do not have sufficient conventional energy resources to fulfill future energy demands. At the same time, the adverse impact of conventional methods of electrification has caused immense global warming. To cater to these issues, sustainable energy resources came into the limelight. I have always wanted to add some value to this domain. And I am fortunate to be a part of the Young Ambassador Program where I can learn and share my thoughts/work with the worlds leading sustainable practitioners. Also, I do believe that as a group and community which has the same notion to gain momentum in sustainable and clean energy resources, we can better develop ourselves toward our goals. Better companions produce the best results.

Sustainable electrification can be achieved through optimizing renewable energy sources into the main power network and maintaining optimum control. 

Rising awareness about sustainable development challenges is important, but it is also important to take action if we have the knowledge and means. This is the reason why over the past years, I have dedicated my career to providing scientific contributions to achieve a global sustainable energy transition towards electrification, leaving no one behind. Being a Global Ambassador allows me to learn about cutting-edge solutions from remarkable practitioners around the world, as well as meeting motivated people that, as me, are interested in making a positive impact in our societies.

Being part of GSEP’s Global Ambassador program is an opportunity for me to become an intentional, thoughtful, and active global citizen advancing sustainable electrification and the energy transition around the world. I have a responsibility to share and be an agent in sustainable energy development for the Indonesian people in particular and the world in general. I have a strong commitment to support sustainable electrification and the energy transition. As per my background, I will develop nuclear technology which can greatly contribute to achieving these goals. 

It is a great honor to be part of the Global Ambassadors where we all share a similar ambition to work towards promoting and enabling sustainable energy systems. With the increasing urgency to combat climate change, now more than ever, is the time to act. For this reason, I currently work on research projects aiming to increase solar cell efficiencies to enable economic and large-scale integration of PV technologies into the energy mix.  

Growing up in Colombia, one of the most biodiverse countries in the world has fueled my love for and commitment to cultural and biological diversity. With a background in ecology and experience in environmental management, I am prepared to become a member of GSEP’s Young Ambassadors for Global Electrification, and I am excited to collaborate with a community of bright young people. This opportunity will accelerate my professional growth and support my goal of achieving sustainable development.

Being an aspiring architecture engineer, I am personally driven by the crucial role of sustainable energy in creating more environmentally friendly cities. I am delighted to be part of the YAGE program as it aligns perfectly with my passion for promoting advancing sustainable practices. Through this program, I am eager to further develop my knowledge and skills, collaborate with like-minded individuals, and contribute towards a greener and more sustainable world.

I am highly interested in energy transition and the effective utilization of diverse renewable technologies, particularly those that are less recognized. By examining their unique contexts and objectives, I seek to understand their potential applications. The YAGE program provides me with a platform to connect with individuals globally, learn from their experiences and the factors contributing to the success of certain technologies in different regions. Moreover, it allows me to conduct research that holds the potential to make a significant and purposeful impact.

Energy and the environment are essential for sustainable development. As a Petroleum Engineer, I think we need to change the way we satisfy our growing energy necessities. I am aware that in today’s world clean energy have an increasingly important role across a wide range of energy industries. Being part of YAGE is a great opportunity to connect with professionals and experts interested in the energy sector, share ideas and provide solutions that bring an efficient energy transition without affecting local energy necessities and accelerate the zero carbon emission transition.

I feel honored to be a Global Ambassador, I am thankful to GSEP for giving me the opportunity to be part of this community of young professionals and experts. I am committed to defend and promote the benefits of clean energy and electrification through including these topics in my talks to undergrad students, encouraging them to do research and work to improve the energy policies in the near future.

As a Global Ambassador, I truly understand and firmly believe that we must contribute to making this earth a better place to live. Surely it can be done in various ways, but one of which is to commit to sustainable electrification and the energy transition, by starting from doing any research related to sustainable energy development based on our respective fields of knowledge. It is such an honor and I’m grateful to be a part of GSEP’s Global Ambassadors.

Energy is a primary need for human life, and energy transition is a must. Our efforts to get there is our obligation. We have enjoyed the energy that exists today so much to make it less, therefore we owe it to the next generation to find the best alternative sources of energy so that the energy needs for human survival can always be met. We can do that with our respective fields. As an engineer, I believe the use of the right technology can answer this challenge.

I want to contribute towards a socially-centered energy transition through my work in sustainable off-grid systems for vulnerable communities in the world. I would like to assess the necessity of said systems based on the community’s needs through Human Centered Design (HCD). Furthermore, I want these systems to be replicable throughout the world and self-sustained by the community itself.

Being a part of GSEP’s Young Ambassadors for Global Electrification program further strengthens my determination to promote sustainable and clean energy in Afghanistan. It gives me the opportunity to connect with young professionals and sustainable energy enthusiasts from around the world, as well as learn about new developments in the field of sustainable electrification that could be replicated in our country. If Afghanistan’s vast renewable energy resources are sufficiently utilized, both rural and urban areas could have 24-hour electricity, resulting in a higher quality of life.

It’s a pleasure to be part of the Global Ambassadors because it helps me figure out my responsibilities regarding sustainable electrification, electricity access and the energy transition. I work on ensuring “electricity access for all” from renewable energy resources in developing countries. It is important for stakeholders in developed countries to invest in the human development and renewable energy sector of developing countries in order not to repeat the same mistakes through their development.

To tackle climate change and lessen our reliance on fossil fuels, there has to be a shift to cleaner and more effective energy sources. Investigating innovative electrification strategies not only tackles the world’s energy problems but also offers chances for technical advancement, job creation, and enhanced quality of life.

I am incredibly passionate about being a part of this life-changing journey and helping to develop sustainable energy solutions that will help to create a greener and more sustainable future.

I believe every person deserves access to sustainable and abundant energy. Climate finance has a big role to play in helping build the link between SDG13 (Climate Action) and SDG7 (Sustainable Energy for All), providing energy access to people who still lack it. As part of the GSEP’s Global Ambassador program, I am honored to join like-minded professionals and contribute to accelerating a just energy transition.

I am a mechanical engineer from Argentina who is passionate for nature. This, along with a strong motivation to deepen my knowledge and take action to minimize and revert our negative impact on the planet means that being part of the GSEP’s Global Ambassador Program represents an invaluable opportunity: a unique chance to learn, connect and collaborate with a rich community to create a more sustainable future.

Sustainable electrification is the key to a Net Zero Emission world. Electrifying the chemical production – producing so called solar fuels – can greatly reduce the reliance on fossil fuels and ultimately their consumption. This is closely related to the power sector as abundant and cheap renewable energy holds the key to sustainable electrification and production of green chemicals. With a background in sustainable energy, my work now focuses on production of low carbon fuels and CO2 capture technologies. I contribute my efforts for sustainable electrification of the automobile and chemical industry.

African governments and international partners recognize the importance of modern energy services. Several countries are pushing to increase electricity access to their citizens. More importantly, to boost energy security and protect the environment, governments around Africa and the world are investing in renewable energy. My research explores the role of solar PV (particularly bifacial PV) in driving forward the energy transition and severing the link between carbon emissions and GDP. I am also currently working to start a renewable energy consultancy which focuses mainly on PV and Wind technologies.

It is a great honor for me to be part of the Young Ambassadors for Global Electrification, where you can share ideas and learn how to contribute to creating a sustainable future. I believe that we humans are the very reason for the crisis we are globally in due to climate change, and we should be the ones to mitigate this climate issue.

As someone passionate about shaping a sustainable future, the issues of electrification and renewable energy hold great personal significance to me. They represent the keys to unlocking a cleaner, greener world, ensuring a healthier planet for generations to come. Being part of the YAGE program gives me the opportunity to actively contribute to this transformative journey, driving the adoption of sustainable energy solutions and making a tangible impact on global sustainability. Together, let us harness the power of innovation to create a brighter, more sustainable tomorrow.

I have participated in multiple projects focused on energy and sustainability such as micro-analyzing atmospheric particles in Mexico, researching methanol and hydrogen fuel cells, analyzing the environmental footprint of the cosmetic and personal care industry, and comparing the development of renewable energies and green logistics in Latin America. I am positive that the Young Ambassadors for Global Electrification program and studying a M.S. in Energy and Sustainability with a Specialization in Energy Technology at Northwestern University will grant me the opportunity to enhance my knowledge and skills to lead a smooth transition to sustainable transportation.

Being a part of the Global Ambassadors has given me a chance to dig deeper into ways that sustainable electrification can be achieved. Flexible, available, reliable and affordable electric power is the key to growth and stability of any state and smart grid concept based on renewable energy sources is the solution, and I am gaining all the sufficient knowledge from my master’s study which has been made possible with the help of ESED Scholarship and also as a bonus I am receiving immense amount of knowledge during webinars held solely for the Global Ambassadors.  

I’m a sustainability enthusiast, undertaking research in energy economics and policy framework, especially in the field of solar energy and hydrogen, with the desire to become a pragmatically accountable asset in the sustainable development. Regardless of the path I take and how hard the journey is going to be, the destination is always the same: I will advocate for a clean energy transition, sustainable electrification, and poverty alleviation.

Being part of the Global Ambassadors has given me the motivation I need to maintain my commitment to contribute to my home country’s development, and the inspiration to work hard to empower the new generation to face the challenges of the energy transition ahead of us in order to create a sustainable future. Energy and the way we use it needs to be efficient, sustainable and, whenever possible, renewable. That’s why we should focus on doubling the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix in addition to doubling the rate of improvement in energy efficiency.

It is such a privilege to join this group of Global Ambassadors as it will enable me to partner with other experienced professionals in the field to provide relevant solutions to the existing global energy crisis. With this in mind, I have committed myself to be an asset to the GSEP by focusing on relevant research in the field of renewable energy. With this knowledge, I will be able to train others to become useful assets to promote the electrification business globally.

Being part of the Global Ambassadors is a highly regarded learning and leadership opportunity for me. It is the wonderful way to learn how to contribute to a sustainable future with only a modest time commitment, through the webinars that connect all the scholars. I enjoy belonging to the team, where I have so much to learn, but also something to give back. We are stronger and smarter together. Collectively, we will build a better tomorrow. Overall, I’m blessed to join such a worldwide and diverse community.

The energy transition is happening now with many new loads (electric vehicles, heat-pump, etc.) and distributed generation, increasing uncertainties in the terminal distribution network. In my opinion, the terminal distribution network will be the bottleneck on enabling more sustainable transportation and generations. I am a PhD student at KU Leuven, Belgium, exploring the new stochastic methods for decision support in low voltage distribution networks. My commitment to energy transition is through research and developing decision support tools for distribution service operators, where these new loads and generators will be connected.

Electrification helps decrease our dependency on fossil fuels, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and drive the transition towards a cleaner and more sustainable economy. Sustainable and renewable energy provide alternative solutions that actively combat climate change and preserve our precious natural resources. Participating in the YAGE program enables me to contribute towards these goals by exploring and advocating for innovative solutions in the field of energy and electrification.

Being a member of GSEP’s Global Ambassadors means being part of a community with a deep commitment to sustainability and helping the world mitigate the climate crisis.

We are the agent of change in tackling this enormous challenge of transforming our energy systems with an underlying opportunity for our economies to boost global employment and economic growth.

I am convinced that we all need to act faster if we are to achieve the SDG7 target, but more importantly to build a sustainable electrification pathway for the unserved and underserved. At the same time, if not more, similar efforts are needed to make a transition towards cleaner energy sources. That’s why I am very excited to be a part of the Global Ambassadors program- to be able to hear from those who are at the forefront of this transition, interact with them, and ask the burning questions!  

Energy security is a significant and tangible concern. Adopting a holistic approach, known as nexus thinking, can greatly enhance the effectiveness of renewable energy strategies. Being part of GSEP’s Young Ambassadors for Global Electrification is an exciting endeavor. As a long term goal, I aspire to be at the forefront of the sustainable electrification revolution, illuminating a path towards a brighter and more equitable future for all.

In search of connecting my background in energy engineering, research, and government to an interdisciplinary approach to policymaking, I decided to study an MS in Environment and Sustainability and a Master of Public Policy at the University of Michigan. Ultimately, my purpose is to support leading a just and comprehensive energy transition in my country, Mexico, and other regions with similar challenges. Being part of the GSEP’s Global Ambassadors community greatly benefits this purpose.

When prompted about choosing a project for my Master in Engineering, I took interest in the energy used by public schools and how I could help improve its conditions and energy policy, when designing an Energy Management System that respects Sustainable Development Goals. I’m committed to helping public schools reduce their climate impact and improve their energy management and living conditions, which will help facilitate the energy transition in my country and create a sustainable development culture for children. 

I’m investing my time in researching the right nationswide planning for the electrification of transport that will enable the achievement of the 2050 net-zero CO2 goals.  

I am passionate about the energy sector and its role to both mitigate climate change effects and boost countries’ economic growth. I feel honored to be part of the Global Ambassadors program and hope to acquire good insights from industry experts regarding energy markets and technology trends as well as effective energy policies and regulations. In this way, I will be better equipped to make significant contributions to the energy transition strategy of Nicaragua and other Latin American countries.

Through the Young Ambassadors for Global Electrification program, GSEP provides us the opportunity to interact, discuss and share insights with peers who are passionate about sustainable electrification and the energy transition. For me, it is a great platform to increase my knowledge about the latest research in the field of clean energy and also to promote its importance and benefits.

As a postgraduate mechanical engineer with a cross-cultural approach to industry, I have decided to combine technical knowledge with social, political and economic understanding of the energy sector. Motivated by driving change in my country’s energy sector and observing how energy access and electrification offered people with a sense of dignity, my commitment to the multiple energy transitions also stems from the urgency of mitigating the consequences of climate change.

As a young ambassador, I am honored to be a member of a group of young professionals and specialists whose mission is to defend and promote the benefits of sustainable electrification and clean energy. At a time when the world is confronting a worldwide climate crisis, this mission is more important than ever. Young professionals like myself must help lead the way to a clean energy economy.

The shift towards clean, renewable energy sources is crucial for our planet’s future. Participating in the YAGE program allows me to contribute to raising awareness and developing innovative solutions for electrification and sustainable energy.

I come from a country where the rural electrification rate is still among the lowest of the continent. Having visited these areas, myself during some academic projects, I wish to provide my expertise to improve the access to electricity in those areas. Being part of the Young Ambassadors for Global Electricity (YAGE) training program will undoubtedly help me to make consistent progress in this important goal I’ve set myself.

My long-term vision is to work towards finding innovative and economical solutions for effective integration of wind energy. I want to contribute towards making cleaner electric power available in developing countries which in result will help towards fighting climate change. Being a part of the #YAGE program, I hope to create a strong network with professionals who share my passion for creating a better and eco-friendly world. This platform provided by GSEP to share expertise will help me further enhance my knowledge. To fight the global climate crisis, it is essential that professionals from the sustainability field come together and inspire the next generation of engineers. 

Electricity is the energy of this century, affordable electricity for all is the call of the day, and green energy is the need of the hour. It makes me extremely happy to be an ambassador for promoting electrification and sustainable energy with low-carbon emission. I am so delighted to be a part of GSEP’s Young Ambassador program.

The devastating effects of climate change in today’s world cannot be over emphasized. Many nations have been hit by diverse natural disasters caused by climate change which have left many dead, displaced and homeless. Some mitigation measure to such challenges is the adoption of renewable and clean sources of energy such as Solar, Wind, Geothermal, & hydro sources of energy etc. I am therefore fully committed to ensuring such renewable energy sources are fully exploited and implemented to mitigate effects of climate change. We always must think of posterity as we develop our global community sustainably. Being a part of ‘YAGE’ is therefore such a delight to me.

Growing up in a small town in India, a region full of deprivations at every level, I understood that sustainable energy development is both lifesaving and life sustaining. I have realised that some problems are not territorial, they are global. In the Indian context, I would like to work on the problem of pollution and climate change, as we stand to lose the most because of this menace.
The YAGE program would help sustain a lasting global network that I can draw upon for ideas and support to contribute optimally to the cause of mitigating the climate crisis.

As an electrical power engineering professional, I’m delighted to be part of GSEP’s sustainable energy development mission. The world faces diverse energy challenges, including shortages, particularly in developing nations. Conventional sources contribute to global warming and other harmful effects. Therefore, clean and abundant renewables are the ideal choice for the next generation. However, factors such as limited capital and skilled workforce hinder their full utilization in many countries. GSEP is actively working to address this issue. Its study grants, awarded annually to selected students, foster the development of future experts and leaders in the field, making a significant contribution.

I am committed to driving research for a cost-effective, inclusive and just energy transition. I believe this will address the twin goals of reducing inequality and mitigating climate change. This is achievable through a strong economic & policy framework.

As a testing engineer, I ensure the safety of electric vehicle users through UN ECE R100 test for passanger cars, comercial vehicles and buses and UN ECE R136 test for motorcycles. Electrification of transportation in Indonesia is a inevitability. As a Young Ambassador for Global Electrification, apart from carrying out my daily duties as a government agent, I responsible for promoting electrification for the sake of sustainable energy development in the future.

In a world where manufacturing plays a vital role in the growth of a country’s economy, it is important to have sustainable energy sources. Equipped with our deep understanding of our domains, and our industry expertise, alongside being part of the global ambassadors which provides us  the opportunity to work collectively with young professionals to develop and implement the right strategies, operating models, intelligent workflows and technology innovation to achieve our sustainability goals.

It is a matter of pride and privilege to be part of GSEP’S Global Ambassadors, working towards sustainable development goals. This unique identity gives a global exposure to various best practices being carried out and provides a strong network of young leaders with a similar focus and mindset. I am very much committed to sustainable electrification and the energy transition through my engagements with smart city projects, city council projects and associations with farmer groups to advance various clean energy solutions. 

Earning a master’s degree in Renewable Electricity Production from Uppsala University and being a member of the global ambassadors for sustainable electrification makes me uniquely qualified to discharge my expertise in sustainable electrification and smooth energy transition. Global problems call for international collaboration. Hence, working with top experts in the field here at Uppsala University and other corners of the world empowers me to tackle the climate change challenge.

I am committed to sustainable electrification and the energy transition by ensuring that capital flows into clean energy endeavors with sustainable business models. I am passionate in helping companies develop their renewable energy strategies.

Working in the renewable energy industry has allowed me to support sustainable electrification. I also like to keep up-to-date with technologies and issues relevant to energy transition.  

I am lucky to have joined a community of experts dedicated to advocating a cleaner and more sustainable world.  Being part of the Global Ambassadors provides me with an opportunity to meet the world’s brightest minds, hear about their insights on sustainable energy development, and learn about the latest developments in this sector. In addition, it motivates to work harder in my research on wind turbine control systems, which is aimed at promoting wind energy as a reliable power source.

The key to a sustainable future and welfare for all lies in the comprehensive collaboration between technology and society experts. 

I am grateful to GSEP for giving me the chance to join this community of rising professionals and experts, and I feel proud to be a Young Ambassador. I am devoted to defending and promoting the advantages of clean energy and electrification. I have an obligation to contribute to and act as a protectionist for the global and particularly for Ethiopian peoples’ development of sustainable energy sources. I’m firmly committed to assisting with the energy transition and sustainable electrification. I will create a pure environment in accordance with my background, by developing clean and sustainable energy utilization across the country, which can significantly aid in reaching these objectives.

I am honored to participate in the Young Ambassadors for Global Electrification program which will help me engage in enabling the energy transition in the world. Through GSEP, I will have the opportunity to pursue a master’s in energy conversion processes to produce research that tackles the challenges of sustainable energy resources. Such research would help communities get affordable, clean, and sustainable energy.

The energy transition, which will require the sustainable electrification of sectors such as transportation, heating, and even cooking, must leave no one behind. I am committed to helping my country Honduras, which is one of the world’s most vulnerable countries to climate change, achieve sustainable electrification by promoting renewable energy projects which will generate clean energy and promote universal access to electricity.

The energy transition requires actions in different sectors and on various levels to achieve a low-carbon society with a high integration of renewables. Among key sectors, transport is responsible for more than 20% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, I am strongly committed to initiatives and analysis focused on the integration of electric vehicles powered by renewables as it is currently a desirable solution to mitigate climate change and promote the energy transition. I am particularly honored to be a member of such an inspiring group of young leaders as the GSEP’s Ambassadors for Global Electrification. 

The latest IPCC report has shown that bolder actions in climate change mitigation are needed to decrease GHGs and prevent irreversible changes. Electrification is just one of the many solutions required to reach net zero in the coming years. Hence, as Global Ambassador, I am devoted to sharing my knowledge in energy technology and engineering to design, implement, and manage electrification solutions that will assist communities, governments, and organizations to transition to a low-carbon economy while considering the social impacts from a Just Transition perspective. 

Everyone deserves a clean, affordable, and sustainable energy system. I am committed to playing a role in advancing technology and innovation in the sustainable energy system and participating in energy policymaking to electrify an socio-economically and environmentally inclusive world. 

I bring a unique blend of expertise in both sustainable energy systems and AI. Leveraging this knowledge, I drive transformative projects that reshape the energy landscape using the power of data and AI. My work has been featured in prestigious forums, conferences, and podcasts, underscoring my commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions.

Sustainable electrification and the energy transition have always been areas of interest for me. I was part of a project for sustainable electrification during my masters, and now my work involves projects and assignments where the energy transition is the broader agenda. In the near future, I would like to futher take part in this shift and contribute to the greater good. Being a part of the Global Ambassadors is indeed a matter of honor for me.  

I believe changes can start with my participation and active involvement at the grassroots level till it gets to the national and sub-national levels.  What I will do: 

1. Promote public awareness and activism by canvassing and advocating in schools, marketplaces, and communities;

2. Support ambition-raising in courses that are directly related to sustainable electrification and energy transition among high school students;

3. Support nature-based solutions;

4. Opt for public transport, energy-efficient buildings, vehicles, appliances and

5. Participate Individually in the sphere of energy supply/demand.

As a GSEP Young ambassador and a graduate student, I’m always interest in helping in the development of new ways to implement sustainable energy in any field. I think clean energy is a priority, and there is a need to implement sustainable energy in all possible industry fields and to not limit its use to the energy sector only. I am beyond excited and committed to integrate sustainability through research, in each of the projects in which I’ll participate and help develop.

I have committed myself to continuous learning and improvement to equip me better to tackle the world’s problems with sustainable development and alternative energy sources, as well as to help accelerate the transition to a sustainable energy mode. I am confident that collaborating with other GSEP professionals and scholars will give birth to efficient and cost-effective solutions to various issues, thereby accelerating clean energy generation, grid innovations, and the electrification of end-use sectors.

As a creative person, I enjoy the challenge of finding solutions to problems, thus my engineering background. I strongly believe that Africa’s energy solution lies within its borders and its potential is limitless. I am committed and passionate to use my engineering skills and talents to help grow, develop and achieve Africa’s energy potential in a sustainable manner while maintaining its target for zero emissions from the energy sector by the year 2030. The YAGE programme offers me a strategic platform to champion for Africa’s story in the renewable energy space.

Achieving our global climate and sustainable development goals is a task which requires the knowledge and collaboration of different experts, organisations, and communities from all over the world. A single minded approach is not sufficient as the challenges of one region can vary greatly from another. Being part of the Global Ambassadors provides the opportunity to collaborate with young professionals from around the world, and learn how each of us are developing multidisciplinary expertise to tackle the big climate challenge ahead. Listening to experts from various fields discuss the different technologies that are working for a more sustainable future is highly rewarding.

Sustainable electrification and the energy transition that is happening around the world is the need of the hour to combat the rhetoric around climate change repercussions and I believe young minds will play a critical role in this paradigmatic shift. Hence, being a global ambassador is an opportunity to thrust this shift by using the appropriate skillset which will aid in the realisation of sustainable electrification leading to the energy transition.

Energy transition is one of the biggest challenges my generation faces. Taking into consideration today’s pace of life, electricity should be considered a basic human right. Yet every day, it becomes less and less affordable. In order to make this transition successful and meaningful, it needs to be a just and sustainable one. With my engineering background and my particular interest in the societal factors of electrification, alongside the opportunities from the YAGE network, I believe I can help pave the way to a just and sustainable energy transition in Macedonia, the Balkans, and beyond.