Nadilla Sakinah

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Nadilla Sakinah is a sustainability journalist and researcher currently based in the Asia-Pacific region. She holds a Master's degree in Sustainable Development from Murdoch University and is a regular contributor to Eco-Business, where her writing focuses on climate resilience, green energy infrastructure, and regional policy.

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Nadilla Sakinah has been covering the intersection of climate adaptation, energy infrastructure, and environmental justice in the Asia-Pacific, focusing on issues like air conditioning’s climate trade-offs, power grid reforms, data centre demands, and sea-level rise impacts on health.

Recent articles

• Asia’s reliance on air conditioning to beat the heat could backfire on climate adaptation: MSCI InstituteEco-Business · Jun 25, 2026
• Asia-Pacific power grids tighten rules for data centres as demand strains networksEco-Business · Jun 15, 2026
• How restructuring PLN’s transmission business could lower financing costs: IEEFAEco-Business · May 28, 2026
• New Lancet Commission aims to tackle health and justice concerns from sea-level rise

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