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"Fill your paper with the breathings of your heart" - William Wordsworth

This blog aims to answer the question: what software is needed to aid the renewable energy transition and to build the smart grid?


My name is Susanna and I like to write about software engineering and renewable energy.

I work full-time as a software engineer within a renewable energy tech company.

Along with my friends and family, electricity is my great love in life.

The history of this blog

I started this blog in November 2022 when I embarked on my web development and software engineering journey. 

This blog has had 3 phases:

Phase 3:

What software development is needed to build the smart grid? 

started 28/11/2023.

Phase 2:

How can software engineering help in the renewable energy transition?

started October 2023.

Phase 1:

I want to become a software engineer arrrrrrrgh please let me learn all the codes

started November 2022



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