We’re nearing the end of the year, which means energy levels are lower than usual, but this is no reason to panic. That feeling of burn-out and increased stress levels around this time of year affects a good percentage of people.

One of the greatest ironies of this age is that while various gadgets like smartphones were invented to save you time, you just never manage to get everything done. With so much to do in a day, you end up exhausted with only half-finished work.

We’re fast approaching the festive season, which means more outings and less time spent indoors and this automatically means less time to cook your own meals.

Energy sustainability is foremost in everyone’s mind these days as we all are forced to accept that our demand for fossil fuels has outstripped our planet’s supply. First things first, what is energy sustainability? Energy sustainability refers to any energy source that does not get depleted, one that does not need to be renewed or replenished. It is an energy source that is and can remain viable forever.