Every quarter, subscribers will have exclusive access to a live 1.5-hour presentation led by a highly experienced energy expert, followed by an interactive Q&A session.

In addition, every other month* subscribers will receive an exclusive video presentation and report designed for the time-poor, impact-hungry energy executive that needs to gain a competitive advantage and understand the impact. (*ie in the months when there is not a quarterly live presentation).

The content is not academic nor too technical but commercial, and the intelligence service energy expert leaders stay up-to-date and interpret and present real case studies about real companies.

Hack Heyward is a renewable energy economist and energy specialist who has spent much of his career in China, developing deep expertise in the political economy of the energy transition since 2005. Trained in econometrics in the US and later in China, he combines quantitative market analysis with hands-on experience in renewables equipment manufacturing.

For more than 15 years, he has worked across East Asia, North America, and Europe power, transport, electricity, and industrial decarbonisation projects, with particular focus on how China’s policy, sector depth, macroeconomic insight, and

capital flows, and industrial strategy shape global energy markets. Fluent in English and Mandarin, he is known for translating complex power and renewable-energy concepts into clear commercial and economic narratives.

Hack built his early reputation helping international energy companies establish operations and projects in China, serving as a bilingual technical–commercial lead across sectors ranging from automotive drivetrains to industrial backup power. He later supported methanol and PEM system suppliers across China, Korea, and Japan, managed strategic supply relationships, and advised European energy firms on go-to-market strategies, regulatory pathways, and bankable partnerships. Alongside his commercial work,

Hack has contributed to major research platforms on electrolysis, hydrogen carriers, and cost trajectories, advising on China’s role in global markets. Now based in Hong Kong, Hack works as an advisor, trainer, and technology strategist for project developers and energy-intensive end users. He provides China-focused market intelligence, techno-economic modelling, procurement and due-diligence support, and cross-border partnership development—bringing rare bilingual leadership to the global renewable-energy transition.