Energy is the silent architecture behind modern life.

It powers our homes, our cities, our industries, and increasingly, our digital futures. Yet the story of energy is not just about electrons and infrastructure - it is about people. Engineers, policymakers, grid operators, innovators, and community leaders who wake up each day to keep the world running.

In this section, The Evening Lamp explores the human side of the energy transition.

We look at the purpose behind the work:

1. The decisions that shape entire regions,

2. The courage required to rethink old systems,

3. The clarity needed to navigate a future defined by renewables, resilience, and intelligent infrastructure.

Energy is changing - and so are the people who work within the sector.
This is their space to reflect, question, and illuminate what it means to build the systems that power our world.