WAEL ALSAEDI

In energy, time moves differently. A refinery takes a decade to build. A power purchase agreement may span 20 years. Transmission lines, pipelines, and nuclear plants all operate across generations. And yet, too often, our day-to-day decisions are governed by the next quarter, the next meeting, the next inbox crisis. To lead in energy is — read more

Energy is everywhere, yet often invisible. It powers our cities, connects our economies, and underpins every comfort of modern life—but rarely do we stop to reflect on what it really takes to make it all work. In conversations about technology, climate, or development, we talk about energy as a given—something to reduce, transition, optimize. But — read more