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I am Jessa, and yes, that’s right. I’m the woman behind the blog.

This site is a collection of stories and daily musings meant to make you think about things and experiences in life, with hopes to compel you to do something about them and make you better, one post at a time.

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Are “accessible” and “sustainable” the same thing?

Note: This is part 8 of 8 field notes from a solar home system assessment my team conducted in remote communities in Palawan. Details that could identify the service provider and specific project have been redacted to protect the integrity of the work. The observations and reflections here are my own. Somewhere between the first…

How much longer do we have to wait?

Note: This is part 7 of 8 field notes from a solar home system assessment my team conducted in remote communities in Palawan. Details that could identify the service provider and specific project have been redacted to protect the integrity of the work. The observations and reflections here are my own. We didn’t expect to…

Waiting for reliable power

Note: This is part 6 of 8 field notes from a solar home system assessment my team conducted in remote communities in Palawan. Details that could identify the service provider and specific project have been redacted to protect the integrity of the work. The observations and reflections here are my own. Brgy Osmeña received generator…

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About Me

Hi, I am Jessa. I have a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering (2016) and a master’s degree in energy engineering (2019). Despite all these achievements, I am still trying to make out my own map. I do more than just follow what I am being told, and I also commit to lifelong learning.  Read more

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