Power tools
for the way ahead
About
Truth be told, this website is more museum than marketing! Since 2008, I have been working full-time for PowerDash. But I've wanted to keep this web presence alive as a small tribute to the wonderful experiences I've had supporting sustainability projects in my prior work as a contract web developer. In particular, I am very grateful for the opportunity to have worked with the devoted international team at UNEP/GRID-Arendal in Arendal, Norway. At this time, more than ever, we need to continue working together on behalf of the planet and all the people who call it home.
Portfolio
![Soltrex](img/soltrex_200.gif)
Soltrex
Way back in the early days of web-based solar energy monitoring (circa 2003!), Soltrex showed the potential of low-cost, remote monitoring of solar site performance.
![Engine21](img/engine21local_200.gif)
Engine21
An early SaaS offering to help NGOs aggregate, curate, and publish sustainability content, Engine21 was the publishing platform for environmental news portals in Europe, Africa, and Asia.
![Harvesting Clean Energy](img/harvestingcleanenergy_200.gif)
Harvesting Clean Energy
Developed in 2006 and hosted as a service by Walden Street, this embeddable map of clean energy installations was an early example of API-based widgets.
![EarthWire](img/earthwire_200.gif)
EarthWire
Curated by a distributed team of journalists around the world, using a centralized content management system, EarthWire was a leading multilingual source of regional environmental news.
![SANet](img/sanet_200.gif)
SANet
Funded by UNEP and the World Bank, SANet's web-based directories of experts, case studies, and planning tools aimed to leverage investment in clean tech in developing countries.
Contact
You can still reach me at stephen[AT]waldenstreet[DOT]com. Feel free to drop me a line!